breaks???????
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breaks???????
i'm getting 20's for my 02 max do i need to get a big break kit?or will reagular cross drilled or slotted rotors be ok???thanx for ur input...
Thinking maybe I-Rotors if i don't need a big break kit....
Thinking maybe I-Rotors if i don't need a big break kit....
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Originally Posted by Platinum_Maxima
i'm getting 20's for my 02 max do i need to get a big break kit?or will reagular cross drilled or slotted rotors be ok???thanx for ur input...
Thinking maybe I-Rotors if i don't need a big break kit....
Thinking maybe I-Rotors if i don't need a big break kit....
#4
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20s have a substantially larger radius than stock 17s. Therefore, the mass is distributed further from the center of mass (the hub), thus resulting in a greater moment of inertia. This means that more torque is required to turn the wheel for acceleration, and also more torque is required to stop it. So I guess you could say that one might want more powerful brakes when increasing the wheel size so drastically. Then again, if the wheel is lighter than stock, the weight reduction may compensate for the increased moment of inertia. Guess you should put the wheels on first and then test the braking power to see if you notice a difference.
Oh yeah, one more thing: WHY ARE YOU PUTTING 20" WHEELS ON A MAXIMA?!?!? Sorry, just seems like overkill IMHO.
Oh yeah, one more thing: WHY ARE YOU PUTTING 20" WHEELS ON A MAXIMA?!?!? Sorry, just seems like overkill IMHO.
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Originally Posted by TheBigDu
20s have a substantially larger radius than stock 17s. Therefore, the mass is distributed further from the center of mass (the hub), thus resulting in a greater moment of inertia. This means that more torque is required to turn the wheel for acceleration, and also more torque is required to stop it. So I guess you could say that one might want more powerful brakes when increasing the wheel size so drastically. Then again, if the wheel is lighter than stock, the weight reduction may compensate for the increased moment of inertia. Guess you should put the wheels on first and then test the braking power to see if you notice a difference.
Oh yeah, one more thing: WHY ARE YOU PUTTING 20" WHEELS ON A MAXIMA?!?!? Sorry, just seems like overkill IMHO.
Oh yeah, one more thing: WHY ARE YOU PUTTING 20" WHEELS ON A MAXIMA?!?!? Sorry, just seems like overkill IMHO.
And i'm guessing there arent many 20s that weigh less than our stock wheels...
personally, i wouldnt put 20s on a max, but thats just my opinion..you can do whatever you want...
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