Hondanickx
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Most sporty / type R honda's use a single piston floating caliper .Only a few type r or other models use a brembo or a cast dual piston.
Spoon even uses the SI brake discs to match their 6piston calipers for the fk7.
It's all about the weight of the car and the brake performance /demand.
I have a set of Accord type r dual piston calipers to get installed on my 10thgen sedan.
These where are on a 300x28mm disc
Which isn't much larger in diameter then my stock size (293x25mm).But it gives better brake performance overal because of the bigger heat sink, dual piston caliper,larger brake pads.
They use the dc2 type r brake pads which can be found everywhere.
Spoon even uses the SI brake discs to match their 6piston calipers for the fk7.
It's all about the weight of the car and the brake performance /demand.
I have a set of Accord type r dual piston calipers to get installed on my 10thgen sedan.
These where are on a 300x28mm disc
Which isn't much larger in diameter then my stock size (293x25mm).But it gives better brake performance overal because of the bigger heat sink, dual piston caliper,larger brake pads.
They use the dc2 type r brake pads which can be found everywhere.
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