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So I'm guessing then that you'd just have to watch the SRT forums for someone to do a bigbrake upgrade and get their old calipers, and buy new rotors.
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Isn't the wheel bolt pattern different on the SRT-4s. If so the rotors will not fit?
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3BarBoost and I were having this same discussion a little while ago.
Courtesy of the Chrysler website: Performance Antilock Four-Wheel Disc Brakes MSRP: $825.00 This is an option for a Touring Edition with the 180 HP turbo engine. [You will not see this option UNLESS the 180 HP engine is already selected] So, yes, you can have ABS and 4-whel disc bakes on a Turbo lite. What we didn't find out is: Does that 4-wheel disc/ABS option give you GT brakes or the regular 4-wheel discs? Sounds like a question to ask my service manager the next time I am in the neighborhood... Scott
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front calipers on GT are 5mm wider than the n/a cruisers.
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Don't know if this is true for the PTs but in the neons the disc/disc setup is actually heavier than the disc/drum setup. The disc/drum setup performs just aswell unless you start road racing (SCCA)
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The SRT and GT have the same bolt pattern for rims. A few SRT's really like the look of the 17" chrome GT wheels too...
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