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yes, i have been advised by people who have used the dbas that they have warped on them whereas the dixcels have not, and same with the pads freinds have sworn by them.
so u would run HS rotors front and rear? same with the mx72?..they cost so much more tho
so u would run HS rotors front and rear? same with the mx72?..they cost so much more tho
nah just dixcels on the front and the endless on the front, rotors are like 450 and pads about 280 so its not that bad. not worrying too much about the rear as they only take a small proportion of the load compared to the fronts
nah just dixcels on the front and the endless on the front, rotors are like 450 and pads about 280 so its not that bad. not worrying too much about the rear as they only take a small proportion of the load compared to the fronts
hmm fair enough..let me know if/when ur getting it..might do the same as u..except for the rear.. run ds2500/dba to maintain the brake bias.
Just out of curiousity...and lack of knowledge..what does brake bias mean?..if you guys are talking about pressure i thought its all equal as its all coming from one master cylinder.
Just out of curiousity...and lack of knowledge..what does brake bias mean?..if you guys are talking about pressure i thought its all equal as its all coming from one master cylinder.
brake bias is the difference in braking performance between the front and the rear.
a BBK can affect this by applying more braking pressure to the front wheels. This can result in more weight transfer to the front.
yup thats right! , Thats the only thing stopping me from buying this kit, One thing i also like about thewWIlwood bbk, is u can easiyl remove the pads with one pin and put ina more aggressive pad for the track ;pp
more abng for buck - as in, Im planning to upgrade to Slotted dba rotors, more aggresive pads, and Spoon calipers, braided brake lines and look at the Wilwood kit, it has all this for a very cheap price. I also liek how the wilwood caliper u cna change pads so easily!!
FWIW, the dynalite caliper that comes with the kit you are after looks crap.
the Dyna Pro Six, is a six piston, fully rebuildable (i had to once, replaced two pistons and rebuilt all seals for less then $100 in parts) and it is directly compatible with the Dynalite kit.
No, im comparing it to the costs of doing it all separately like dba-> goodridge>spoon >ferodo pads... atm, im just going to get braided lines, put in my feroro's, and use good brake fluid.
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