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Holy crap. You are dead-right! I had forgotten how big the brakes on my G20 really were. Jeez what was Ford thinking with those.
In their defense, it stopped like 2 feet shorter from 60 or 70 or something than the Z06 carbon and GT-R in Edmund's testing, which is insane. However, I bet it only did it once every half hour, lol. |
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The advantage to the small rear rotors is that you can fit a 15" wheel with some slicks on them for the strip. :tup: But I definitely welcome bigger brakes as I am not a drag racer. |
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For me, on the street with the most spirited driving (Dragon runs) I experienced absolutely zero fade. The fronts do the brunt of the work and they are fantastic. At this point, I figured it'd be nice to inform you that the rears aren't even two-pots... they are one. :rofl2: It makes me laugh because I am always like, "how can these be better than the Akebonos?" But somehow they are! :icon17: |
Brembos, man. Brembos.
When I drove my old Pontiac G5, the brakes were awesome. That was the only good thing about that car. |
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I don't know how Ford prevents fade when even the Z06 weighing a ton less, using Brembo brakes, and having 6 piston calipers up front and 4 piston out back can experience fade. Hats off to Ford I guess. No other way to word it. :tiphat: |
if you get other than a brembo equipped 5.0 the brakes are absolute chit....hate em...
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: so jealous : |
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I have the Koni yellows. Rears are in the garage waiting on the fronts to arrive.
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