Racers with Hydroboost?
for one thing when working on the brakes, bleeding, shoes/pads all that BS stuff, and when you drive it first time or two, it seems fine....
after a week, the pedal is back to soft and squishey....but not with HB...so go figger, sure the pedal goes down a 1/2 inch further for the pads wearing in, but nowhere NEAR to the floor, no matter what....
not even close on the amount of pedal movement 1/3 the way down, if that much and you got lockup....love it....
OH, and I know the brakes are releasing all the way, on account of I pull it into neutral on the garage, on that slight drainage incline..and it rolls back outta the garage...jack up the front/rear and I can feel just the slightest bit of drag off the pads....perfect, and been that way for nearly 3 years now....
, the same amount of heat would be generated but if you're on the brakes less in any given corner then there's more time for them to cool down before the next heat cycle. On a 10 or 15 turn course that cooling time can add up pretty quickly.
Yes the pedal pressure is a little higher than a boosted car, but I'm not that weak ;-)
Right now I run the hydraboost with front Wilwood calipers. Plan on the 13 inch rotor soon as I already have the brackets from Kieth.
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That's my opinion too. I feel I have much better control over the brakes, and better feel than I did before.


















