Originally Posted by JasonC SBB
(Post 510609)
Can someone tell me if the Dynapro can be a direct replacement for the Dynalight in the Trackspeed kit?
Are Carbotech pads are available for it? What other pads? They use the same rotors, right? How much more do the Dynapros weigh? Yes. Dunno. Yes. ~ 1.5# each. I'll double check that when I get into the shop tomorrow. |
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 469110)
I also currently have sport brakes and they suck ass/kill pads in roughly 1.5 track events or 3 hours of track time. You really need multi-piston calipers if you're driving like a man.
Seriously though, I wish I had some extra cash right now. :( |
Are the prefixes of the Dynalite part numbers the color?
e.g. HW-120-6806 vs. LU-120-6806. |
Originally Posted by JasonC SBB
(Post 513299)
Are the prefixes of the Dynalite part numbers the color?
e.g. HW-120-6806 vs. LU-120-6806. |
On the calipers themselves.
|
Color codes are a suffix. 120-6806RD is their red powdercoat caliper, for instance.
|
Originally Posted by JasonC SBB
(Post 515316)
On the calipers themselves.
|
How much more do the Dynapros weigh?
Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 510947)
~ 1.5# each. I'll double check that when I get into the shop tomorrow.
|
Originally Posted by wildo
(Post 515518)
No way. The radial mount DynaPros weigh 1673g (3.690#) on my scale.
|
Sav,
4-pot radial mounts. The six are about 6 pounds. Guess Wilwood makes 'em about a pound per pot. ;) The PowerLite 4-pots, however, are only 2.2 pounds! |
Originally Posted by wildo
(Post 515518)
No way. The radial mount DynaPros weigh 1673g (3.690#) on my scale.
|
Interesting, so the Dynalights are about half the weight.
|
Whos got the cheapist place to get carbotech xp12s for this setup?
|
I can hand deliver my half-used spare set to Laguna Seca tomorrow for $60. :D
When I was having a problem getting a set I placed an order at another site - they ended up being a little more expensive and were drop shipped from Carbotech, too, so they didn't show up any earlier than the ones ordered from 949. 949 might even have a set in stock right now. |
Originally Posted by JasonC SBB
(Post 515764)
Interesting, so the Dynalights are about half the weight.
To be clear on the weights: The DynaLite-4 and DynaPro-4 are about 4 pounds each. The weights of all of the 4-piston DynaLite and DynaPro calipers are within a few ounces of one another. The lightest of the 4-pistons is the DynaPro radial mount, which is 3.6 pounds, but would require a completely different (and heavier) mount. The DynaPro-6 (six piston) is about 6 pounds. Savington's kit is reasonably priced and will get the job done. Personally, I would spend a few extra dollars and go with the DynaPro 4-piston (which Savington said is an option), but there is nothing "wrong" with the DynaLite, it is a proven caliper. The DynaPro is basically DynaLite version 2.0. If you want a caliper with dust boots though, you have to go with the radial mount DynaPro, but that is a totally different discussion. ;) |
How much for another set of calipers, street pads,and brake lines?
I'm thinking about fabbing up a set of brackets for the back end. I can send a second set your way to duplicate if you hook me up on pricing ;) |
chpmnsws6, you've got a PM.
|
sav... do you run brembo blanks? they are on tirerack for $42 each... or powerslot, ATE etc. what would be best recommended for a track disk with light street duty?
|
I scored blanks at Napa for $32 each.
|
NAPA blanks work for me.
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 11:14 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands