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Brake upgrades front and rear?

Ive got a set of Wilwood front calipers and bigger discs to go up front. while im sure this will meet all my needs for 'normal' driving, what about the rear? do i leave it standard, upgrade it to the same spec, or go for something inbetween?

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    I'm going to get a big brake upgrade to the front soon and I was then going to put the 4pot front brakes on the rear. If I remember correctly, you need to make sure that your brakes are balanced with the bias to the front, otherwise you won't pull up in straight line. Your original rear brakes will still be fine.

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    as i suspected - thanks for the input Dave. its just that the stock discs look a little lost behind my 19" rims!! i wonder if its worth going for slightly larger discs

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    The rear discs on any car only play a small part to the overall braking performance.

     

    The only reason why i went for 356mm all around is for the looks :cool:

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