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Hi all 

current break set up 

DBA slotted rotors front and rear 

EBC red stuff pads front and rear 

HEL braided break lines front and rear 

Motul 600 high temp break fluid 

 

have purchased attkd front break kit 6 piston 330x32 

question is do I need to do anymore modifications to the rear set up for now or can I keep it as it is 

 

car is used for track days 

 

thanks in advance 

 

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It's brake (not break).

And you can leave the rear as is, other than the redstuff pads - they won't last long on a track. If you are going fast enough to need bigger front brakes, you'll melt the redstuff pads in a lap or 2 - they are a street pad.

If you like EBC pads try yellowstuff, or hit up Johnny on here (Dose Pipe Sutututu) for some Intima pads. 

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