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Dual piston calipers on my '93 ex coupe which calipers?

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    Dual piston calipers on my '93 ex coupe which calipers?

    I'm in the middle of doing a dual piston brake caliper upgrade on my '93 ex coupe.

    The legend gs caliper piston diameters are asymmetrical at 38 and 42mm respectively.

    Earlier NSX calipers have piston diameters of 36 and 40mm.

    Later NSX calipers have 34 and 40mm.

    Which of these will result in the most even pad wear? I'm worried about pad taper.
    Some know me as the "Tranny Guy"
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    If you are worried about pad taper, run a single piston with a more aggressive compound. Dual pistons won't necessarily be better.

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      New pads are almost always the answer. I see dudes upgrade to nsx brakes using cheap eBay pads ��

      Just get a better compound. Winmax w6.5's are great, I've used them
      sold! But here's my build thread for those interested.

      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=206864

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