wilwood superlite or baer gt
#1
wilwood superlite or baer gt
I am in the market for new ft brakes without spending a fortune I have narrowed it down to three options
1. lg motorsprorts g stop big brake it 12.8 inch rotors utilizing stock calipers
2. willwood superlite 6 big brake kit
3.baer gt big brake kit
Which should I get? I don't want to have to spend over 1500 dollars.
1. lg motorsprorts g stop big brake it 12.8 inch rotors utilizing stock calipers
2. willwood superlite 6 big brake kit
3.baer gt big brake kit
Which should I get? I don't want to have to spend over 1500 dollars.
#3
you have a point, but I am not too worried about the price for replacing the rotors and pads as I don't rack too many miles up on the car every year so it wont need replacing too often. I would just like a big improvement in braking over stock and keeping the price under 1500. any ideas or opinions.
#4
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Braking performance is about pad compound and rotor size.
A big rotor weighs a lot but has more leverage.
An aggressive pad will wear fast, dust all over the rims and eat up the rotors.
BAER GT Big Brake kit is a PBR 2 piston caliper with almost 13" rotors ... or a set of stock C5 brakes
Wilwood is a good brand, but I don't like my brakes having the name "Superlite" ... just leaves me with the wrong impression ...
G-Stop is C5 brakes ...
A big rotor weighs a lot but has more leverage.
An aggressive pad will wear fast, dust all over the rims and eat up the rotors.
BAER GT Big Brake kit is a PBR 2 piston caliper with almost 13" rotors ... or a set of stock C5 brakes
Wilwood is a good brand, but I don't like my brakes having the name "Superlite" ... just leaves me with the wrong impression ...
G-Stop is C5 brakes ...
#5
would it be worth spending another 500 bucks and getting the stoptech kit? I will be forging my bottom end and adding a turbo in about two years will the c5 brake upgrade be sufficient I don't do any autocross or roadracing just fast street driving. Thanks for the input.