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Old 10-01-2007, 09:28 AM
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stasis motorsport with 13" rotors
Old 10-01-2007, 09:33 AM
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Default I looked at the LSD on your web site, this car is a daily driver, will the LSD be fine in every day

driving or will I have extra tire wear or other problems? How long does the clutch disc last normally and what is the cost to replace it? Thanks for any other info as well.

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Default its BETTER for me in daily driving with stage 3

EDL was killing my brakes in my driveway and when in snow/ice.
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Default Thanks Josh, I wish the LSD wasn't so expensive. I'll start saving now and maybe by spring I'll have

it, the car is running very well now and is a little to fast for that track with this suspension and brake setup. This spring I was hitting 120-124 down the front straight and this time I was 130-135 and man the brakes didn't like it. I boiled the fluid so bad that the first few pumps bleeding them was foam. I'm just running the super blue brake fluid right now, is there something better I should be using?

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i use Motul RBF600 fluid.
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Default Those are 328mm rotors so they would be smaller, I know the alcons are better but I thing the

size is the problem right now and the stasis setup would have the same problems. I'll just try the bigger rear and if that doesn't do it maybe a summer BBK will be needed.

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Default Uh, the f*ck they aren't? I've done 9-10 track events on my Stg 3 sedan and my Avant

and had NO issues. And I ROMP on my brakes. A good pad is essential. The PFC 97's are golden for me so far in front with Ferrodo 2500's in the rear. 332's are fine!
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Default Use Molul 600 for sure. That should help, then sell the pooptechs and get some bigger Alcons :)

The next step is brake ducting. Full weight stg 3 cars driven hard at the track need them imo
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Default so when turning in a tight radius the inside tire doesn't scrub from trying to keep up with the...

outside tire?

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Yes the f*ck they aren't. We can agree to disagree then


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