OEM Brembo Question
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OEM Brembo Question
Does anyone know if there is a LARGER rotor upgrade for the OEM Brembos? Need something a little more than 12" to fill in the barrel gap on my LMGT4s. Thanks for your help ahead of time.
P.S. For you fire starters, I did search and came up with nothing.
P.S. For you fire starters, I did search and came up with nothing.
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Using this picture as an example, I would guess the pad is using upwards of 80-90% of the rotors surface to stop. But what your saying is putting a larger, heavier rotor with the same caliper pushing the same size pad will stop better while leaving a larger percentage of the rotor surface untouched?
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Ok, basically what i want to do is put a 14"-16" rotor(considering the oem rotor i believe is a 12" rotor), to fill in the gap between my caliper and barrel on my wheels. How is that a strange question? I know you'll need to relocate the caliper to accomodate the larger rotor, but going back to my original question does any company make a kit that will allow you to do so? This has noting to do with pad size. Same concept as adding a BBK to any oem vechile that doesn't have one. The OEM Brembo calipers will be sufficient to what i need them for, i basically want a larger rotor to fill in gap, no need to spend 3k+ just for that. I have a front bbk set of 14" wilwood rotors and wilwood 4 Pot Calipers, but would like to keep using my brembos because of the rear set-up.
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Ok, basically what i want to do is put a 14"-16" rotor(considering the oem rotor i believe is a 12" rotor), to fill in the gap between my caliper and barrel on my wheels. How is that a strange question? I know you'll need to relocate the caliper to accomodate the larger rotor, but going back to my original question does any company make a kit that will allow you to do so? This has noting to do with pad size. Same concept as adding a BBK to any oem vechile that doesn't have one. The OEM Brembo calipers will be sufficient to what i need them for, i basically want a larger rotor to fill in gap, no need to spend 3k+ just for that. I have a front bbk set of 14" wilwood rotors and wilwood 4 Pot Calipers, but would like to keep using my brembos because of the rear set-up.
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Using this picture as an example, I would guess the pad is using upwards of 80-90% of the rotors surface to stop. But what your saying is putting a larger, heavier rotor with the same caliper pushing the same size pad will stop better while leaving a larger percentage of the rotor surface untouched?
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info on what? its common sense. you ever try and stop a small rotating part with your hand? like a drill etc.? its very difficult. Now imagine stopping a larger diameter rotating part spinning at the same speed. its easier.
HERE YOU GO BUD
http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-B5_A4-...rake_OEM/ES91/
And Can i Ask you what the manufacturer has anything to do with physics? Yes the Z isnt a VW....
HERE YOU GO BUD
http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-B5_A4-...rake_OEM/ES91/
And Can i Ask you what the manufacturer has anything to do with physics? Yes the Z isnt a VW....
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