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You'll need pads and fluid for the track at minimum. Whether you need to upgrade the calipers depends mostly on your braking habits and track goals. If you're just out
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You'll need pads and fluid for the track at minimum. Whether you need to upgrade the calipers depends mostly on your braking habits and track goals. If you're just out there having fun, you can go easy on the base brakes and do just fine with proper pads and fluid. If you're doing time attack, you will want to upgrade calipers so that you can maximize your braking performance.
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