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I've found the brakes to be up to the task of some fairly spirited driving, a bit touchy all around but I'm yet to wish they were better. They certainly don't get worked as hard as the Brembos on the old Phoon...
That being said, I'll no doubt change over to a slotted rotor and different pads before long, but that will be more for aesthetics than outright performance.
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Re: Aftermarket parts for the Fiesta ST
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