does anybody know what it takes to convert to rear disks?

also pros/cons of doing this.....

is there a weight difference?

stopping better?

pricing?

rob
louisville, ky
97 rs
enki17x7
magnacore
groundcontrol
hahnstage1
greddycatback
struttowerbar
nittosrear
khumosfront
shortshift
lightnedflywheel
knfiltercharge coldair/intake
blitzturbotimer
autometer a/f ratio
autometer boost guage
CENTERFORCE DUAL FRICTION

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Price: $250 at allmitsubishi.com talk to Dan Gill
Pros: Better stopping and less chance of brake fade, and warping drums.
Cons: Added rotational weight.
How To: check the main page.

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