Brake cooling/induction?
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Re: Brake cooling/induction? (Irishpilot03)
Id think it would help on road racing/autox where your rotors can get very hot.
During normal driving, i seriously doubt it.
During normal driving, i seriously doubt it.
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Re: Brake cooling/induction? (vader86)
I have ducts from DRM and they help alot when I AutoX or do open track days but for normal street I dont think it will benefit anything
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Re: Brake cooling/induction? (Rob90)
The reason I ask is because my brakes get pretty hot when I go driving on mountain roads. I tend to drive "aggressively" and I've noticed my brakes don't perform as well about an hour into the drive.
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Re: Brake cooling/induction? (Irishpilot03)
Id first think about other things that can cause brake fade, but if youre running good pads, the right fluid, and youve bled them properly, then this might work out for you.
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Re: Brake cooling/induction? (vader86)
Id first think about other things that can cause brake fade, but if youre running good pads, the right fluid, and youve bled them properly, then this might work out for you.
