08-05-2012, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike
My theory is that when the brakes get hot, the caliper expands slightly and allows just a trace of fluid to leak out around the threads. On the track, I got the stock calipers hot enough to melt the powdercoat on my wheels and they can even get fairly hot with aggressive street or mountain driving.
I get this even on my stoptechs, but they are anodized, so it doesn't stain them.
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This all reminds me that I should seriously pick up the stillen brake cooling kit before my HPDE at Summit in October...
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