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    Putting the finishing touches on a new small brake upgrade.




    -Austin@STM

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    Very nice, Austin! Did they just bolt right up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DocWalt View Post
    Very nice, Austin! Did they just bolt right up?
    What he asked...

    Mostly interested in what the back brake took to get right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocWalt View Post
    What'd she put down?
    She is 100% stock, 248 AWHP. works out to 22% drivetrain loss. not to bad. It was on a Mustang dyno.

    Quote Originally Posted by Austin@STM View Post
    Putting the finishing touches on a new small brake upgrade.
    Awesome! What kind of wight savings are you looking at over stock? Also, I know this is a drag car that will really only see heavy short bursts, but are you worried about brake fade at all with the smaller rotors?

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    248 is pretty good for bone stock

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-Groove View Post
    On the dyno with Steve from KA Tuning last weekend.



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    HOLY CRAP! IT'S ROBERT PATRICK!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Austin@STM View Post
    Putting the finishing touches on a new small brake upgrade.




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    ahh....the lovely purple & black. you are now my twin.

    what size brakes you have on it now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Austin@STM View Post
    Putting the finishing touches on a new small brake upgrade.




    -Austin@STM
    Well the brakes arent actually smaller they are about the same diameter just a bit lighter. The fronts are .81'' wide vented, and the rears are .35'' wide solid. We run a similar setup on a few Evo's that DD their cars and have no issues on the street, and they work GREAT at the track. For my car i will probably get matching drilled rotors up front for extra weight savings.

    Total weight saved is almost 40 pounds, 25+ pounds of that being rotating mass! We are going to have the brackets made so that we can produce these kits as a bolt on setup. I have just about everything figured out for it.

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    Here it is hibernating as of sunday ...



    Hiding in the barn with the 6-spd tranny on the right and the diff & subframe on the left.


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    How dark is that rear tint?

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