What kind of brakes system do you choose?
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Originally Posted by edwinlee' post='196711' date='Nov 11 2005, 06:35 PM
If you would like to increase your brakes performance.
What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
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What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
Thank you for your reply.
You can easily get a little better braking with fresh & wider tyres & softer organic pads.
P.S inform us about your ride.
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Originally Posted by edwinlee' post='196711' date='Nov 11 2005, 11:35 AM
If you would like to increase your brakes performance.
What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
Thank you for your reply.
What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
Thank you for your reply.
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Originally Posted by edwinlee' post='196711' date='Nov 11 2005, 08:35 AM
If you would like to increase your brakes performance.
What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
Thank you for your reply.
What kind of brakes system do you choose? (like:brembo, AP.......)
And WHY?
Thank you for your reply.
If you want to improve stopping distance (i.e., shorten the distance to stop from, say, 100mph to 0mph), then you should look at upgrading your tires -- e.g. get slicks or Hoosiers, or some other really sticky (non-street) type rubber. Believe it or not, your tires stop the car; not your brakes (brakes only stop the wheels).
Conversely, if you wan to improve brake fade, then yes upgrading to an aftermarket kit (e.g. Brembos) with slotted, ionized rotors, bigger/more pistons, better lines, higher DOT fluids, larger (and often noisier) brake pads, will do the trick. Lots of options here, can buy a complete system or do a la carte and pick and choose which components you want from different manufacturers.
Good luck with it.
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