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steel brake lines will make a huge difference along with the high temp fluid. You will cook the fluid if you are tracking hard and the rubber lines will heat
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steel brake lines will make a huge difference along with the high temp fluid. You will cook the fluid if you are tracking hard and the rubber lines will heat up and expand.
Next you can use stock pads but they will not last you more than 2 days. Upgrade to some decent pads. I like endless pads. new 2 piece rotors are nice but obviously more money. At the very least do the ,lines/fluid and make sure you go with plenty of pad.I go with an extra set as back up. Note : this is only from my experience. Im sure there are other people that have much more info than me. |
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