Dual rear calipers
I use the aerospace doubles. I have an older set of weld double beadlocks and had a lot of trouble getting them to fit over the brakes. The newer beadlocks have more clearance. I prefer the strange but the car had the aerospace on it when I bought it. I bought my strange front brakes from Midwest chassis. Eric has great prices on the strange brakes.
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^^^ What he said!
Hands down, Strange has the best brakes out there. Highest quality, very affordable prices, best clearances. MWC always has the guaranteed lowest prices and expert tech help!
Hands down, Strange has the best brakes out there. Highest quality, very affordable prices, best clearances. MWC always has the guaranteed lowest prices and expert tech help!
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Both the Aerospace and Strange will fit the Champion wheels. We have done several cars with Champion bead locks and both brakes. Either brake will do the job well.
Due to liability we have to say they are for race use only.
I know of some people that have had the Strange brakes on their cars for several seasons with no issues, but are only driven on weekends for short city runs or highway driving.
The biggest problem is heat. Any race style brake system will not dissipate heat from constant stop and go use and will eventually fade if temps get too high. Race brakes are designed to stop very well from a cooler start. Getting them hot is fine, but not in constant use... they need to cool off if heated past that point.
Will they work... probably. Can I tell you it's ok... no.
I know of some people that have had the Strange brakes on their cars for several seasons with no issues, but are only driven on weekends for short city runs or highway driving.
The biggest problem is heat. Any race style brake system will not dissipate heat from constant stop and go use and will eventually fade if temps get too high. Race brakes are designed to stop very well from a cooler start. Getting them hot is fine, but not in constant use... they need to cool off if heated past that point.
Will they work... probably. Can I tell you it's ok... no.