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i know its not a race, but i still want to be faster than the other guys.
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it was because of oem suspension and tired tires. the brake problem didn't help, either. a better driver would have probably helped, too.
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A couple datapoints from this weekend...
The Porsche rear brake ducts have hung on especially well. I believe they are reasonably effective too. All for under $30/pair (+zip ties)... My F80 rotors, after 6 events with Ferodo DSUno pads have literally no lip between the swept and unswept area. I've put on winter street pads that sweep the whole disc and I'm unconcerned. These ($500/pair) F80 front rotors are a phenomenal deal. I can put that $$$ towards the stripped oil pan threads and the new water temp sensor harness. |
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09-24-2018, 11:18 AM | #6965 | |
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Did you do anything with fronts? (sorry if I missed it if previously posted)
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Any tips on finding a pad spreader for my BBK that won't cost hundreds? Will start doing pad swaps myself. I saw roastbeef posted one that was nice but expensive. Any good cheaper ones?
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i have the lisle "quad" caliper spreader and i don't like it. works ok, but it flexes a little because it isn't rigid. i'm prepared to pay the $200 for the girodisc spreader. i enjoy products that work... what a concept. lol
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I have the orange Girodisc pad spreader and I like it, but just as a side note, the wide kits like the Essex Radical 9668 kit with the 25mm pads are actually wider than the Girodisc can go. I had to keep a used-up pair of pads to act as a spacer so that I could press the pistons all the way back.
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It's $200? Thought I saw it being like $400+!
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pffft. Flat head screwdriver lolol
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