steering wheel shakes when i brake
04-03-2003, 08:20 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (chris408)
really...any other suggestions? ttt
go to autozone and get some brand new blank rotors. 20 dollars each.
04-03-2003, 08:22 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (Spoon Hybrid)
just blank ones? what about getting aem ones. my friend told me to get them and we would install them together.
04-03-2003, 08:24 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (chris408)
just blank ones? what about getting aem ones. my friend told me to get them and we would install them together.
cross drilled rotors suck dude. plus they are more expensive.
04-03-2003, 08:25 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (chris408)
unless you drive it like you stole it, or if you deliver pizzas (lol), then just go with the $20 blanks and some new pads.....no sense in spending major $$ on an AEM system unless you got the $$ to burn 
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04-03-2003, 08:26 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (chris408)
just blank ones? what about getting aem ones. my friend told me to get them and we would install them together.
1) honda rotors are vented from the factory, so getting those crossdrilled/slotted/big brake kits are a WASTE OF MONEY
2) ask anybody in the road racing/autox forum, they are using stock honda brake rotors, or a fastbrakes full race kit.
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04-03-2003, 08:32 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (chris408)
might as well
Axxis ultimates are great if you do any form of performance driving (autocrossing, HPDE's) and if you get good pads, get good fluid, motul RBF600 or Ate superblue have high boiling points.
if you dont autocross or track the car, get cheap raybestos ones from autozone or wherever you get the rotors
Axxis ultimates are great if you do any form of performance driving (autocrossing, HPDE's) and if you get good pads, get good fluid, motul RBF600 or Ate superblue have high boiling points.
if you dont autocross or track the car, get cheap raybestos ones from autozone or wherever you get the rotors
04-03-2003, 09:44 PM
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (Kamin)
might as well
Axxis ultimates are great if you do any form of performance driving (autocrossing, HPDE's) and if you get good pads, get good fluid, motul RBF600 or Ate superblue have high boiling points.
if you dont autocross or track the car, get cheap raybestos ones from autozone or wherever you get the rotors
Axxis ultimates are great if you do any form of performance driving (autocrossing, HPDE's) and if you get good pads, get good fluid, motul RBF600 or Ate superblue have high boiling points.
if you dont autocross or track the car, get cheap raybestos ones from autozone or wherever you get the rotors
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Re: steering wheel shakes when i brake (batibot)
If you find yourself autoxing and your breaks are fading simply drive it for a couple minutes off the track and they will cool down very quickly.
Btw I think a little known point in autoxing is while waiting for your next run dont leave your e-brake on it will hold the heat in longer on that drum or rotor.
Btw I think a little known point in autoxing is while waiting for your next run dont leave your e-brake on it will hold the heat in longer on that drum or rotor.
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