Rear brakes - balancing large fronts
#23
If race series rules and your wallet allow, it's best to set bias via hardware changes to get things close, with a tendency to rear lock first. And then fine tune with a prop valve. That way you can use pads with desirable behavior front and rear. And the bias is much more ideal during light AND heavy braking.
If you get bias decent during all out stops without using a prop valve, then it will be way too front biased the rest of the time. As in the fronts doing most of the work even when not braking very hard. This leads to excess wear and heat along with trail braking woes.
#27
Hate to bring back an old topic, but has anyone done a comparison between the sport calipers with sport rotors vs the m-tuned/stock 1.8 caliper with sport rotor?
Is it really htis cheap to get sport calipers with the mounting bracket this cheap?
https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...+50042+2042021
https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...+50042+2042021
Hell, that's cheaper than buying the mtuned brackets to retrofit my current 1.8 calipers.
Am I missing something???
Is it really htis cheap to get sport calipers with the mounting bracket this cheap?
https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...+50042+2042021
https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...+50042+2042021
Hell, that's cheaper than buying the mtuned brackets to retrofit my current 1.8 calipers.
Am I missing something???
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