Bad brake
09-29-2014, 12:32 PM
#4
Supporting Vendor
Member Since: Oct 2002
Location: Cleveland OH
Posts: 50,209
Received 492 Likes
on
419 Posts
St. Jude Donor '11,'13
__________________
Adam Adelstein
Amp’D Autosport.com
Internet's largest retailer of Carbotech Performance Brake Pads.
PH:216-780-8825.
Email: sales@ampdautosport.com
Web Site & Direct ordering http://ampdautosport.com/
All major CC and Pay Pal accepted.
Check out Promo code:z28
Adam Adelstein
Amp’D Autosport.com
Internet's largest retailer of Carbotech Performance Brake Pads.
PH:216-780-8825.
Email: sales@ampdautosport.com
Web Site & Direct ordering http://ampdautosport.com/
All major CC and Pay Pal accepted.
Check out Promo code:z28
09-29-2014, 12:45 PM
#5
Tech Contributor
Member Since: Oct 1999
Location: Charlotte, NC (formerly Endicott, NY)
Posts: 40,089
Received 8,928 Likes
on
5,333 Posts
I use Wilwood 600 Plus and like it. However, I can't say it would solve your brake fluid boiling issue. The 600 Plus has a very high dry boiling point as several other brands also have. However, it is possible to exceed their very high boiling points. If you are running pads that have operating temperatures in the 1400 degree range it is possible to couple that heat into the caliper boil brand new 600 degree fluid. You need to make sure you have sufficient cooling to the brakes and maybe use phenolic or Ti shims to slow heat transfer from the pads to the caliper pistons and the fluid.
Bill
Bill