90sickfox Wasn't a pretty sight...and I've got big hands SN Certified Technician Mar 2, 2015 6,945 5,816 213 Apr 25, 2018 #1 Apr 25, 2018 #1 View: https://youtu.be/0l8xlGa7SmM
Davedacarpainter Chicks can make things hard if they’re inspired... SN Certified Technician Nov 28, 2015 11,833 11,633 203 Discordia Apr 25, 2018 #2 Apr 25, 2018 #2 What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up?
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,236 17,921 224 Massachusetts Apr 25, 2018 #3 Apr 25, 2018 #3 Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... hes driving the car so I'm assuming one pair (or both) is tied into his hydraulic parking brake setup for locking the rear wheels up in a drift. Btw...what new motor is he going with? Something non Windsor?
Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... hes driving the car so I'm assuming one pair (or both) is tied into his hydraulic parking brake setup for locking the rear wheels up in a drift. Btw...what new motor is he going with? Something non Windsor?
90sickfox Wasn't a pretty sight...and I've got big hands SN Certified Technician Mar 2, 2015 6,945 5,816 213 Apr 25, 2018 #4 Apr 25, 2018 #4 Mustang5L5 said: hes driving the car so I'm assuming one pair (or both) is tied into his hydraulic parking brake setup for locking the rear wheels up in a drift. Btw...what new motor is he going with? Something non Windsor? Click to expand... Hes going turbo or supercharged windsor....i believe...
Mustang5L5 said: hes driving the car so I'm assuming one pair (or both) is tied into his hydraulic parking brake setup for locking the rear wheels up in a drift. Btw...what new motor is he going with? Something non Windsor? Click to expand... Hes going turbo or supercharged windsor....i believe...
95BlueStallion My assy trans to myself 15 Year Member Feb 22, 2007 5,125 3,091 214 Cedar Rapids, Iowa Apr 25, 2018 #5 Apr 25, 2018 #5 Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... Oh Dave, you just worry about painting Doby. Reactions: Davedacarpainter
Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... Oh Dave, you just worry about painting Doby.
90sickfox Wasn't a pretty sight...and I've got big hands SN Certified Technician Mar 2, 2015 6,945 5,816 213 Apr 25, 2018 #6 Apr 25, 2018 #6 Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... He's using them for a hydraulic e brake for drifting. Could also be used to increase braking power in the rear. I'd imagine it would heat up the rear rotor pretty quick. I can't see it being better than a Baer or Wilwood set up.... but it's a lot cheaper.
Davedacarpainter said: What’s the benefit over a Baer or Wilwood six piston set up? Click to expand... He's using them for a hydraulic e brake for drifting. Could also be used to increase braking power in the rear. I'd imagine it would heat up the rear rotor pretty quick. I can't see it being better than a Baer or Wilwood set up.... but it's a lot cheaper.
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,236 17,921 224 Massachusetts Apr 25, 2018 #7 Apr 25, 2018 #7 The Baer setup actually didn't have a parking brake setup. I don't believe Wilwood does either which is why a lot of high end rear brake setups use another caliper for the handbrake, or an internal rotor drum brake Reactions: 90sickfox
The Baer setup actually didn't have a parking brake setup. I don't believe Wilwood does either which is why a lot of high end rear brake setups use another caliper for the handbrake, or an internal rotor drum brake