Brembro blanks and increased performance...
Ok, correct me if I'm wronghere but
A. Stock Rotors tend to be of a "soft" steel, not good for harsh performance pads. B. Brembro blanks are tougher. C. Upgrading to the Brembro's I could use a more agressive pad ie better braking performance. :scratch: Right???? :scratch: |
uhhh,
you are thinking about this way to hard. if you notice a difference, i think it'll be all mental |
Matt should chime in about this subject. Many have seen nice improvements with Brembo blanks and Metal Master pads.
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Originally Posted by CyMax
Ok, correct me if I'm wronghere but
A. Stock Rotors tend to be of a "soft" steel, not good for harsh performance pads. B. Brembro blanks are tougher. C. Upgrading to the Brembro's I could use a more agressive pad ie better braking performance. :scratch: Right???? :scratch: OEM quality rotors are fine, its the $10 Autozone specials that might get eaten up by performance pads. Blembo blanks are a good value for the money, might as well go with them. My $0.02. |
Brembo rotors are usually made of a significantly higher quality metal than the OE rotors. all are said to be cast iron, but I highly doubt that based on the stuff I've seen over the years. nonetheless, the brembos are much better than the stockers. Axxis MM and Brembo blanks are a pretty good combination on our cars. for street driving, they're hard to beat on a price vs. performance standpoint.
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
Brembo rotors are usually made of a significantly higher quality metal than the OE rotors. all are said to be cast iron, but I highly doubt that based on the stuff I've seen over the years. nonetheless, the brembos are much better than the stockers. Axxis MM and Brembo blanks are a pretty good combination on our cars. for street driving, they're hard to beat on a price vs. performance standpoint.
I couldn't agree more |
Cool I knew I wasn't totally insane.
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