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in this video weather was a cool~55-60F so i was maxing out no more than 260F.. i actually think cooling got better after several track events.. almost like "Track break-in".. maybe i have a freak oil cooler.. |
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Tomorrow im going to install new rotors, brake pads brake fluid... Almost ready for January track day and test how much hold my new oil cooler. :tup: |
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BTW what brand of rotors and brake pads do you go? Im going to install the EBC USR Ultimax rotors, EBC yellowstuff brake pads and Motul RBF600 as brake fluid :) can wait to see how this setup are going to work in the track and in my daily :stirthepot: |
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I heard good things about yellowstuff. not too noisy for DD and bites really well on the track. is the Ultimax rotors 2 piece or 1? I got OEM blanks, Carbotech XP10 front and RBF600. it's always been the recipe that works for me on the track! Lol my friend suggested getting Duralast blank rotors from Autozone for $38 a piece, but I haven't seen anyone really reviewed them for track purpose. but we go through rotors pretty quick and maybe i'll try them out next time |
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From what it looks like on this forum, the oil cooler definitely does something, so if you were fine without it, you should be even better with it (unless you have more mods on this one?) And hmmm, next time I should just not engine brake as much, maybe just brake and downshift at last second. But my brakes also overheat after 3 laps T_T |
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