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Originally Posted by Gauge Is that really going to make that much of a difference? If you're referring to the brake duct, then yes it does - especially when you
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If you're referring to the brake duct, then yes it does - especially when you track your car. There's not a lot of air flow to the brakes in the 370z.
I was able to reduce the rotor temp by at least 100° from my R/C Car Temperature gun. I would think the hotter you push the car's brake, the more you'll reduce. Under hard braking in my last track day, my front rotors (stock - not cross drilled) read ~285° after a cool down lap. Compared to my buddies that drove under the same condition with a: 2008 E92 M3 (Cross Drilled Rotors) - his front front rotors reading 390° 2008 350Z (Not sport Brakes) - over 400°+, my temp gun couldn't read anything over 400°. |
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