2011 Brakes question.

walter · Jan 5, 2010

The 5.0-Liter is Back: 2011 Ford Mustang GT Leads Class with 412 HP, Fuel Efficiency, Chassis Dynamics Ford Motor Company – digital snippets

What's with the front rotors being smaller then the rear? is that a typo?

SpartaPerformance · Jan 6, 2010

All I saw was 14" front rotors, did not see anything about the rears, however if that is true a larger rear rotor would be used for more anti-dive control of the nose

mustangdave · Jan 6, 2010

Frts. are 13.2", rears are 11.8". The 14" rotor is an optional Brembo (GT 500) package that requires 19" wheels.

Fast05 · Jan 6, 2010

I thought I read somewhere the fronts were smaller because they were vented whereas the rear were not...could be mistaken though.

mustangdave · Jan 7, 2010

The specs I posted are from the GT spec sheet; maybe you were reading about the 6-banger but I've never heard of putting smaller rotors up front.

walter · Jan 9, 2010

•For 2011, Mustang GT adds specially tuned Electric Power Assist Steering (EPAS), 11.5-inch front and 11.8-inch rear vented disc brakes, and an enhanced suspension featuring an improved rear lower control arm and stiffened rear stabilizer bushings

That's what I was reading on that link. It sounded like a disaster I'm sure that has to be some kind of mistake.

Al J · Jan 18, 2010

When I was in school, they used to call that the law of inertia.
80% of braking power is the responsibility of the front brakes.

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