Subject	Indirectly; less fading if placed where they get max cooling
Posted by	SooperZ95 on March 28, 2004 at 3:36 PM
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In Reply To	Brake calipers better in opposite position? posted by Milo (Sport Z Magazine) on March 28, 2004 at 11:39 AM
Message	Not really sure how the airflow is from one position to another, but that might be a reason.
Follow Ups	Brake calipers better in opposite position? - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 11:39:51 03/28/04 4-ton? Let's see, 1 ton = 2000 lbs ... (n/m) - NytWolf 11:44:47 03/28/04 Oops.... math in general owns me. (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 11:50:01 03/28/04 i asked the same question... - allMOTOR (CA) 12:31:20 03/28/04 Position does not matter >> - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:33:22 03/28/04 the rears are 2 pistons, the front are 4 pistons calipers. (n/m) - Halo Z 13:34:55 03/28/04 Sure. Kick a man when he's down... or umm sleepy. (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 08:28:54 03/29/04 Indirectly; less fading if placed where they get max cooling - SooperZ95 15:36:05 03/28/04 Sorry to answer a question with a question, but >>> - Waco300zx 22:08:47 03/28/04 The offset of the rear rotors is different, and they don't - YugoBernie (NoVA) 01:57:00 03/29/04 Thanks, always wondered. (n/m) - Waco300zx 14:56:06 03/29/04
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