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The bigger question is why would a $30K brake package be a good investment on a $30K Mustang?
Ask someone who had them on a factory vehicle and needed to replace the rotors and pads. Most people just trade it in.
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Like OP said, I can't imagine there would be much of a market, if at all, for such item. A person that can only afford a 30k Mustang is probably not going to be able to afford a set of CC brakes which probably cost as much as the car itself.
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What is causing you to think that you need carbon ceramic brakes? There are other solutions that are more than sufficient for most people's needs - and I am thinking track days here, not road driving.
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the gt350 brakes are as good as they get for non carbon ceramic
recommend upgrading to those, heard they don't fade on the track
recommend upgrading to those, heard they don't fade on the track
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