need brake help
need brake help
im looking to upgrade my stock brakes to a big brake kit. i have 18 in wheels and would like a big rotor. im looking for all 4 rotors to be close if not the same in diameter, the car is not a daily driver. i would like the whole kit not just the rotors thanks for the inputs
The car doesn't have to come with butchered rotors to get them. You can easily buy x-drilled and slotted LS1 rotors.
Keep in mind they're an appearance mod only.
I'd go C5 front and LS1 rear personally.
google KORE3
Keep in mind they're an appearance mod only.
I'd go C5 front and LS1 rear personally.
google KORE3
Last edited by Greed4Speed; Jan 27, 2008 at 07:17 AM.
so when i look at wilwood and bear, am i just buying there name? i looked at those other ones and there much cheaper, how are the ls1 compared to the bear set ups?
Baer is an upgrade. Even their stock sized rotors are heavier. But keep in mind, Baer isn't an upgrade because they put holes in the rotors.
Wilwood, I wouldn't run unless it was a drag car and wanted lightened rotors.
The C5 swap will be more than enough if you choose your pads well. I know guys running the C5 front kit in their track cars. Actually, I know a couple who are running LS1 brakes. They all run blanks and not the slotted & x-drilled rotors. The only guy I know that does (and actually races...not drags either) is running a Porche set up on his f-body and thats just the way they come. On his Camaro Mustang Challenge car he had a LS1 set up.
Wilwood, I wouldn't run unless it was a drag car and wanted lightened rotors.
The C5 swap will be more than enough if you choose your pads well. I know guys running the C5 front kit in their track cars. Actually, I know a couple who are running LS1 brakes. They all run blanks and not the slotted & x-drilled rotors. The only guy I know that does (and actually races...not drags either) is running a Porche set up on his f-body and thats just the way they come. On his Camaro Mustang Challenge car he had a LS1 set up.
Baer is an upgrade. Even their stock sized rotors are heavier. But keep in mind, Baer isn't an upgrade because they put holes in the rotors.
Wilwood, I wouldn't run unless it was a drag car and wanted lightened rotors.
The C5 swap will be more than enough if you choose your pads well. I know guys running the C5 front kit in their track cars. Actually, I know a couple who are running LS1 brakes. They all run blanks and not the slotted & x-drilled rotors. The only guy I know that does (and actually races...not drags either) is running a Porche set up on his f-body and thats just the way they come. On his Camaro Mustang Challenge car he had a LS1 set up.
Wilwood, I wouldn't run unless it was a drag car and wanted lightened rotors.
The C5 swap will be more than enough if you choose your pads well. I know guys running the C5 front kit in their track cars. Actually, I know a couple who are running LS1 brakes. They all run blanks and not the slotted & x-drilled rotors. The only guy I know that does (and actually races...not drags either) is running a Porche set up on his f-body and thats just the way they come. On his Camaro Mustang Challenge car he had a LS1 set up.
Aftermarket is going to be more expensive than upgraded stock components. You have to pay for their advertising.
IMO, it isn't worth the extra cost. If the C5 or C6 kit isn't enough brake for you the Baer kit won't be either. You can get a very noticable upgrade in stopping power by going with a "LS1" brake set up with some performance pads too. It all depends on you budget and desire to have 1" larger front rotors.
IMO, it isn't worth the extra cost. If the C5 or C6 kit isn't enough brake for you the Baer kit won't be either. You can get a very noticable upgrade in stopping power by going with a "LS1" brake set up with some performance pads too. It all depends on you budget and desire to have 1" larger front rotors.
Last edited by Greed4Speed; Jan 28, 2008 at 02:58 PM.
Aftermarket is going to be more expensive than upgraded stock components. You have to pay for their advertising.
IMO, it isn't worth the extra cost. If the C5 or C6 kit isn't enough brake for you the Baer kit won't be either. You can get a very noticable upgrade in stopping power by going with a "LS1" brake set up with some performance pads too. It all depends on you budget and desire to have 1" larger front rotors.
IMO, it isn't worth the extra cost. If the C5 or C6 kit isn't enough brake for you the Baer kit won't be either. You can get a very noticable upgrade in stopping power by going with a "LS1" brake set up with some performance pads too. It all depends on you budget and desire to have 1" larger front rotors.
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