Brakes: autocross and icemode, input appreciated

Originally Posted by ///maestro This is one thing I've always worried about. I'll be doing my first beginner event next sunday. I'm running EBC redstuff all around with z1 slotted

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Brakes: autocross and icemode, input appreciated

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This is one thing I've always worried about. I'll be doing my first beginner event next sunday. I'm running EBC redstuff all around with z1 slotted front rotors and OEM rear rotors. I'm running a pretty cheap tire compound (Achilles) since its my first event. I'm betting my money I'll see some "ice mode" kick in.

Never stomp the brake pedal. Quickly increase pressure on the pedal. When you stomp the brakes. You unload the rear tires, and overload the front tires. This will get you in trouble. Same with the loud pedal. Smooth=fast.

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