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Old 10-06-2013, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by rhouck
What tracks are you testing at?

Should have gone to better fluid and pads before this. Do you have brake ducts? I don't see how you can say the fluid has never been an issue when you described having massive brake fade

DRY:527F -- WET:347F --- VALVOLINE SYNPOWER DOT3 & DOT4

versus

DRY:635F -- WET:430F --- PROJECT MU G/FOUR 335 ($45.00/1.0L 33.8 OZ)

Not even comparable.

How much for pads for this setup?

As for expensive rotor rings... I have 16 days (and counting) on my Urge Essex AP Racing bbk and they are still going strong (and I am supercharged as well). I would expect similar results of Stoptech, etc. Where did you hear they "often need to be replaced"?


Maybe if this was $500... but for $1000+ this is not what I would recommend. They certainly look blingy though, so a worthy upgrade for the boba parking lot.


Pads for this caliper are also generally a little more expensive and come brand new with roughly 14.8mm total thickness... compared to the 16.5mm total thickness of the stock pads.
Old 10-06-2013, 09:39 AM
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Calipers for 1000 bux. Custom brackets for another 100-200? Then add pads on top, I wouldn't call that affordable.

For a little bit more you could've gotten a real bbk with includes rotors, calipers, pads, lines. Or you could've gotten the cheaper accord v6 caliper or willwood based kits.
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Originally Posted by rhouck
As for expensive rotor rings... I have 16 days (and counting) on my Urge Essex AP Racing bbk and they are still going strong (and I am supercharged as well). I would expect similar results of Stoptech, etc. Where did you hear they "often need to be replaced"?
This. My Stoptech rotors cost around $220 each. They last me more than an entire season of beating on them. I replace them whenever too many microfractures develop close to the inside/outside edges of discs. Never once had one crack on me.

Anyhow, if your new setup serves you well and you're happy with it, that's all that matters.
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