View Single Post
Old 05-11-2016, 05:44 PM   #6 (permalink)
Bshields22
Enthusiast Member
 
Bshields22's Avatar
 
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Anaheim, CA
Posts: 422
Drives: 2012 Black 370Z-R
Rep Power: 697
Bshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond reputeBshields22 has a reputation beyond repute
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by JARblue View Post
You're not the first person to ask this question ... but if you push your braking at all on the track, there is no brake pad that will be acceptable for you on both the street and the track.

Why are you opposed to having separate pads? The sport package calipers make it very easy to swap them out the night before or at track. Gotta pay to play, and separate pads for street and track will make you safer in both scenarios
When using racing pads on stoptech rotors, are the rotors and street tires up for all that extra stopping power?
__________________
308 rwhp | 252 rwtq | Fast Intentions CBE 18" Res | Stillen Gen 3 CAI | EcuTek Tune | Stoptech Slotted Rotors and Sport Pads | KW V3 Coilovers | SPL Upper Control Arms & Lower Rear Arms | Seibon CF TS Hood | Vossen CVT | SPC Toe bolts
Bshields22 is offline   Reply With Quote