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Old 08-09-2009, 03:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Would you say these brakes are too aggressive for street use?, I only do an occasional track day maybe once per year.
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Would you say these brakes are too aggressive for street use?, I only do an occasional track day maybe once per year.
Great question, I should have mentioned that before... when you use these brakes with a reasonably 'soft' pad like the mintex extreme that comes with the kit, they are PERFECTLY SUITED for the street... no joke, a lot less bite and jerkiness than I had with my stock brakes combined with hawk HP+ pads... having said that, you do not need these brakes for the street... I know you realize that... the benefit for you would be once per year and bragging rights in between events!
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Only the front backing plates require modification correct? The rear rotors look like they are smaller than stock.
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Only the front backing plates require modification correct? The rear rotors look like they are smaller than stock.
Yes, I believe only front backing plates require modification... I'll ask robert (redlinewins) to come in here and verify/comment

I believe rears provide more contact patch than stock... pads are bigger... I'll ask Josh to comment further on this one
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