Posted by: trninhds

07/27/2009 08:59AM

I'm using a Dot 4 break fluid called "super blue racing". It has a higher boiling point. Here is an example of it, http://www.ogracing.com/catalog/2-Car/28-Brakes, if that link works. I believe the kit requires a dot 4 or higher. You may be able to run spacers instead of having to buy new rims. I believe 17's are the minimum to fit the rotor. Hope this helps some

Posted by: trninhds

07/26/2009 01:59PM

Thanks for the comments. Congrats on getting the KSport BBK kit. You will definitely not regret them for sure. The stopping power is unreal. I'm actually running a 10mm H&R spacer as my rims were a fraction to close to the caliper. I believe the offset is +45. You'll probable have to run spacers as well or buy new rims...decisions decisions...Did you get the front and rear kit or just the front? Anyways if you have any questions about the install let me know since I do all my own work. Just as an FYI, your brake fluid has to be changed to compensate for the additional pistons. Your Camry looks great, keep up the good work.

Posted by: 200TwistaTwista

06/27/2009 04:29PM

Yeah I have lot's of new thing's done to my 1999 Camry need a spoiler factory style,Front bumper And Chrome inside handles and then hid's with new housing's Angel eye style. But yeah then She will be finished Mine nahh I dont wanna street race it I have had it almost 5 years and, Dont really wanna do that aha. But ur Automobile is great looking (:

Posted by: bryansilvia

04/20/2009 06:59AM

Thanks for the comment! It's a true GT-R.

Posted by: jb07secamry

04/05/2009 10:06AM

The Wing looks hot on you ride! Keep up the great work!