BBK Help
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BBK Help
I posted this in the main brake, suspension, and tire section, but thought I would get more help here.
Lately I have been thinking of doing a brake upgrade on my 04 6MT sedan. I have a couple of questions for the experts. Keep in mind that I am not doing track days/auto crossing are anything of that nature. The only thing that I do is a couple of visits to the Tail of the Dragon a year (Zdayz). I beat my car up worse there in a couple of days then I do all year long. Any way I was thinking of going with the Racing Brake OE caliber 13” kit. This is my plan.
1.Purchase front 13” kit now cross drilled/slotted rotors and hawk pads
2.Leave the stock rear rotors and pads alone (I do not need pads or rotors at all)
3.In a couple of months install new stock size rear cross drilled/slotted rotors and new hawk pads
4.This winter install the 4 piston upgrade kit for the front and install SS lines all the way around
5.Eventually install rear 2 piston BBK kit (next summer?)
Does this make since to you guys? I just do not have the funds to perform a complete BBK kit at this time. Should I just save and wait to do it all at once? By the way what is our % of stopping front vs. back 70/30?
Thanks
Lately I have been thinking of doing a brake upgrade on my 04 6MT sedan. I have a couple of questions for the experts. Keep in mind that I am not doing track days/auto crossing are anything of that nature. The only thing that I do is a couple of visits to the Tail of the Dragon a year (Zdayz). I beat my car up worse there in a couple of days then I do all year long. Any way I was thinking of going with the Racing Brake OE caliber 13” kit. This is my plan.
1.Purchase front 13” kit now cross drilled/slotted rotors and hawk pads
2.Leave the stock rear rotors and pads alone (I do not need pads or rotors at all)
3.In a couple of months install new stock size rear cross drilled/slotted rotors and new hawk pads
4.This winter install the 4 piston upgrade kit for the front and install SS lines all the way around
5.Eventually install rear 2 piston BBK kit (next summer?)
Does this make since to you guys? I just do not have the funds to perform a complete BBK kit at this time. Should I just save and wait to do it all at once? By the way what is our % of stopping front vs. back 70/30?
Thanks
Hmmm I think if you want to improve the brake performance for that day, I'm not sure how well a oe caliper upgrade will work. The larger rotor will help with the brake fade but the oe caliper will still get pretty hot.
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