What did you do to your Emira today?

What you’re talking about is initial bite. The stock pads had a pretty high initial bite until they bed fully then they mellowed out (or I got used to it). The EBC Red stuff were very similar in initial bite and bedding in mellowing out.

As for performance, when I say this I mean overall braking power and how much braking you can do before the pad sublimates and starts to fade. I found the stock and EBC red stuff very similar in that regard. 5-7 hard braking zones has the pads starting to fade in both cases.
Thanks - exactly the info I was looking for.
 
Did you make this video? I wish my install went as easily as this.
I did! The video makes it look easy, haha! I had to spread the installation out over three days because I wasn't expecting to have to use a pipe expander.
 
Nice I'm planning on doing a video on the lowering cups.
I will keep an eye out for that! Your install video also makes me want to install the short shifter mod.
 
I did! The video makes it look easy, haha! I had to spread the installation out over three days because I wasn't expecting to have to use a pipe expander.
Curious, did you install the GRP or the Miltek pipe?
 
The GRP pipe.
So is mine and mine fit in very easily by hand w/o even needing the assistance of a tool. Makes me wonder if the manufacturer realized that sizing issue and increased the diameter a bit thereafter, or if there's actually dimension inconsistencies in the Emiras' exhaust parts.
 
So is mine and mine fit in very easily by hand w/o even needing the assistance of a tool. Makes me wonder if the manufacturer realized that sizing issue and increased the diameter a bit thereafter, or if there's actually dimension inconsistencies in the Emiras' exhaust parts.
If your cat delete pipe fit into the muffler inlet pipe easily, then you might want to double-check it next time you have the rear diffuser off. Mine fit like that when I first installed it, but after I torqued down the inlet pipe clamp, I could still slide the pipe out. It can't actually go anywhere, but it would cause an exhaust leak. The cat delete pipe needs to be as hard to install as it was to remove the OEM catted pipe so that the clamp seals the connection. The OEM clamp has a spacer in between it to keep from pinching the pipe, and it doesn't have much clamping range. So, the new pipe going in has to be almost exactly the same diameter as the one you remove.
 
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I just finished installing bunch of stuff I ordered from Greg.

1. Eventuri Intake
2. Miltek valve controller
3. 3rd cat delete
4. CT Carbon full kit
5. Lowering sleeves
6. 12mm hub centric wheel spacers

I'm so happy with the result and just researching on what to do next. Any recommendations on what to do next??
 

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I just finished installing bunch of stuff I ordered from Greg.

1. Eventuri Intake
2. Miltek valve controller
3. 3rd cat delete
4. CT Carbon full kit
5. Lowering sleeves
6. 12mm hub centric wheel spacers

I'm so happy with the result and just researching on what to do next. Any recommendations on what to do next??
That looks stunning! I want to add the CT Carbon kit, but I'm worried that my country roads might be too rough for it. I already have to plan my route around town so I don't scrape the front bumper.

You might want to consider the short-shift kit and a lithium battery.
 
I just finished installing bunch of stuff I ordered from Greg.

1. Eventuri Intake
2. Miltek valve controller
3. 3rd cat delete
4. CT Carbon full kit
5. Lowering sleeves
6. 12mm hub centric wheel spacers

I'm so happy with the result and just researching on what to do next. Any recommendations on what to do next??
Looks awesome! How was the lowering sleeve install? Do you know how much you lowered it? Is the ride quality the same or did it change?
 
Stopped in to see it at the shop. There are still two ahead of me. One with an intermittent CEL for an O2 sensor, one for several various CELS.

Checked the battery compartment to make sure nothing had been shook lose. Everything looked fine.

Tried to check the fuse box behind the driver's seat but couldn't get the cover off.
 

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