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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 I know, but pound for pound on track. The camaro has received much more praise for it's stock brembo kit for not fading. while ford has
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With pad/fluid upgrades these systems are going to perform almost identically. The only caveat would be the Akebono system, which is in a much greater need of additional air cooling than the Brembo calipers used on the Mustang/Camaro. The latter are bigger and do a better job of expelling heat. The Akebonos have a nasty habit of retaining a lot of it and really benefit from ducting. I do really like mine with DS2500 pads and ATE Blue, though.
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