Brakes???
05-25-2008, 03:22 PM
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Brakes???
Car is my daily driver and I participate in monthly track events (sebring, homestead, moroso)
looking for suggestions on:
slotted rotors / performance pads / performance lines / fluid
Also if I am missing something that could be beneficial to me please let me know
looking for suggestions on:
slotted rotors / performance pads / performance lines / fluid
Also if I am missing something that could be beneficial to me please let me know
05-26-2008, 10:22 AM
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Re: BBK.
i knew bbk was going to be the first thing said... even if i decided with a bbk which one and why??? But for now I would still like to do my research as far as getting something less expensive together if possible, if not i'll have to dish out the cash for a bbk.
05-26-2008, 04:55 PM
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look at dba rotors, their 4000 series are good, a set of ss lines, I've had great success with
carbotech's xp8 pads, some here use xp10's, I feel that I have plenty of bite with the 8's on the track, however neither of these would be suitable for regular street use...
oh, and I'm using that setup on teh front, with motul hi temp fluid, which is flushed for virtually every event
on the rear I have stock rotors, ss lines, carbotech bobcat pads (which would be a good set for street use on the front)
it does take a lot to slow this heavy car down on the track, for me this setup has proven to brake competently, aggressively, for long sessions of threshold braking
oh, and I'm using that setup on teh front, with motul hi temp fluid, which is flushed for virtually every event
on the rear I have stock rotors, ss lines, carbotech bobcat pads (which would be a good set for street use on the front)
it does take a lot to slow this heavy car down on the track, for me this setup has proven to brake competently, aggressively, for long sessions of threshold braking
