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Welcome to the site. Everything I have seen or read, I would say that their systems are equal in quality and performance. Any disks are better than drums. And as an unrequested comment I will state that in the real world, the difference between brakes is mostly manifested in how much traction your tires have. |
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Some of the baer kits use factory type calipers from some application. Because of this they will have dust boots on them. I don't know of any Wilwood's that come with dust boots making them not so good of an idea for a street driven vehicle.
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