just curious of what you high hp cars use to stop

 

http://www.nitrodriveline.com cnc caliper not sure what rotor.. its lightweight though.



oh yea... and one of these too.

 

what model stroud is that?

I just got mine and hope I dont go to a track where no one knows how to fold it back up! those instructions they give you are pretty vague

 

Brembo slotted rotors in the front and rear
Axxis Ultimate Pads
Goodridge SS Brake Lines
And for this year, a chute.

 

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all of the stroud chuttes pack the same. but once you do it by following the directions its not that bad. If I can do it anyone can do it..lol

For brakes I use stock brakes. they work good.

 

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that one looks to be a spring loaded model.

the stroud chutes are cake to pack, should take 5 minutes by yourself. open the sucker up. .....

 

ya make sure you have practiced packing it up at home rather than practicing between runs at the track to pack the chute.

 

Damn, Ohwell I guess I will start practicing this weekend with some friends...

 

was jdm itr 5 lug, all stock stuff, will be gsr/ls fronts jdm itr 5 lug rear, again all stock stuff, and oe pads, will be close to 700 whp i hope, and close to the 9's again i hope. oh yeah and ill have a chute this season too.

 

GSR front calipers w/ Brembo blank rotors, Hawk HPS Pads, and Goodridge lines. Makes me happy, but I may do Axxis pads next time around.