Stoping distance after GSR brake upgrade?
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Stoping distance after GSR brake upgrade?
I saw another post that talked about the different stopping distances between stock brakes and a Willwood kit in an EK. Has anyone else done a before and after comparisson with their brake upgrade?
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Between setups w/ similar pad compunds the difference would be negligible. Don't get a Willwood kit if you're just looking to stop faster, pads are a lot cheaper.
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Re: (Turbo E)
Again, has anyone else done a before and after comparrison with their brake upgrade? If not I think it would be a good refernce point to do some testing on stock cars, cars with different pads, and cars with brake upgrades.
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I dunno about a true comparison but from driving the car befor and after is amazing! (I have a full civic Si rear disk and GSR fronts) I think it brakes better then my R! the only problem I had was some massive brake fade when I took it to the track and i have AEM pads on both (crossdrilled rotors on the R)
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Re: Stoping distance after GSR brake upgrade? (Witty)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Witty »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I saw another post that talked about the different stopping distances between stock brakes and a Willwood kit in an EK. Has anyone else done a before and after comparisson with their brake upgrade? </TD></TR></TABLE>
If you can already lock the brakes with a particular setup, upgrading will not decrease stopping distances.
If you can already lock the brakes with a particular setup, upgrading will not decrease stopping distances.
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