Unstable on heavy braking
#11
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Guess so, you still want to brake the front of the car more than the rear
Maybe it is a bit more rear focussed because we have accord brakes on the back and civic type R ones on the front, I don't know
I do think the rears are massivly underpowered though and don't work very well
Maybe it is a bit more rear focussed because we have accord brakes on the back and civic type R ones on the front, I don't know
I do think the rears are massivly underpowered though and don't work very well
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#13
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The calipers might not be completely similar but the pads are, if you look at Ferodo's website it'll show you what pad no's go with what cars.
Calipers might have different fixing points or the castings could be slightly different hence the different part no's.
Might even be so that they can charge more for s2000 calipers than accord ones
Calipers might have different fixing points or the castings could be slightly different hence the different part no's.
Might even be so that they can charge more for s2000 calipers than accord ones
#14
The calipers might not be completely similar but the pads are, if you look at Ferodo's website it'll show you what pad no's go with what cars.
Calipers might have different fixing points or the castings could be slightly different hence the different part no's.
Might even be so that they can charge more for s2000 calipers than accord ones
Calipers might have different fixing points or the castings could be slightly different hence the different part no's.
Might even be so that they can charge more for s2000 calipers than accord ones
You want to brake the front more than the rear because of the weight transference under braking irrelevant of weight distribution.
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