littleazn248
Go Kart Champion
i love my 6 pots:bellyroll: i get amazing braking power.
How are those endos lmfao.
i love my 6 pots:bellyroll: i get amazing braking power.
i love my 6 pots:bellyroll: i get amazing braking power.
How are those endos lmfao.
Crazinessits not like that. no endos. i still have yet to upgrade the rears. moar braking!!!!!huhahahha.
Good luck with the Install. These have been awesome on my car..
5.5 pounds lighter per side too which is a difference you can feel..
You will need the Porsche Vibration dampers as well (not cheap) as this set-up is naturally noisy
Pics and install: http://public.fotki.com/ttschwing/gti-20-2011-stuff/brembo-brakes/
Unsprung weight such as calipers, carriers, suspension components etc assist with the compression and rebound of your suspension, think of it this way. take a 10lb weight and swing it left and right, now take a 5lb weight and swing it left and right... which one can you swing faster with less effort?I'm not trying to be argumentative, but how are you feeling the weight difference? I know it's technically not sprung weight, and a reduction in inspiring weight is always good, but it's not rotating mass either. When I did this upgrade I didn't notice any difference other than the braking.
Unsprung weight such as calipers, carriers, suspension components etc assist with the compression and rebound of your suspension, think of it this way. take a 10lb weight and swing it left and right, now take a 5lb weight and swing it left and right... which one can you swing faster with less effort?
Same thing applies with unsprung non rotating mass. The less weight you have the faster your suspension can react to potholes, rapid left & right turns, braking, acceleration.
:clap:/\ This!
I happen to be very sensitive to chassis dynamics so it's definitely a difference I can feel (you may not)..I've done this on other cars with similar results. Between my brakes and wheels I'm down 7.5 lbs per side. In Unsprung weight, this is pretty substantial..
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thanks for this DIY