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Very nice! As Travis already knows, the stock brake calipers just won't cut it for heavy track use. They look really nice, but they aren't up to the rigors of
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Very nice! As Travis already knows, the stock brake calipers just won't cut it for heavy track use. They look really nice, but they aren't up to the rigors of sustained high speed track beat downs.
Now it's time to start experimenting with different brake pads. What are you running in them currently for track use?
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