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Originally Posted by Botaine I think the braking distance will be the same because I can lock up the rotors already with stock calipers. That makes absolutely no sense The
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 The sport package brakes have an extra piston in the calipers along with bigger pads and rotors vs the base brakes. The extra clamping force and larger pad contact surface area contribute to significantly improved braking capabilities. Different tires and their wear condition can also significantly impact braking ability.
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