Subject	I like the brakes on the Mercedes S600 armored car
Posted by	Broke_as_**** on November 14, 2006 at 10:55 PM
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In Reply To	How about a 14piston caliper? posted by Crim on November 14, 2006 at 10:14 PM
Message	At least as far as current technology is concerned. [ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9076207989002864188 ] Video kind of sucks, way too much time spent focusing on people you can't hear talking. But right about 2:05 you get a good shot of their dual 4 piston caliper set up. I imagine that is quite a bit cheaper than sourcing 8 piston calipers. Not to mention it would be alot easier to keep even pad pressure and probably helps keeps the rotor temp down. 1989 240SX Fastback. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1995 300ZX Twin Turbo Warning: Objects in mirror aren't as fast as they thought they were.
Follow Ups	MZR - Germans reinvent the wheel. Well really the brakes. - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 21:42:11 11/14/06 Just hope you dont blow a fuse. (n/m) - Ash's Z 22:04:24 11/14/06 Hi Ash - Z Driver 22:53:42 11/14/06 Yep. :) Going to the flowbench with it and a Greddy 3-row - Ash's Z 07:48:33 11/15/06 That's what I said when I read this the other day... (n/m) - Only1Z 23:00:50 11/14/06 great... give the government another way to control us. (n/m) - Whiteghoztt (MD) 22:12:51 11/14/06 All your base are belong to us. (n/m) - brahmabull (CT) 22:19:49 11/14/06 "car" sup Raj (n/m) - Whiteghoztt (MD) 22:23:27 11/14/06 How about a 14piston caliper? - Crim 22:14:04 11/14/06 I got to get me those!!!!!! (n/m) - octavian-z 22:29:48 11/14/06 jebus (n/m) - CollegeBoy 22:37:52 11/14/06 Holy crap, thats huge! (n/m) - Insidian 22:45:40 11/14/06 dats a tiny lil brake there.... - spotz 22:45:47 11/14/06 I dont know if I would call a brake - ben7021 22:52:22 11/14/06 I like the brakes on the Mercedes S600 armored car - Broke_as_**** 22:55:00 11/14/06 ouch... my neck just called my chiropractor for me. (n/m) - Zeorymer (Albany) 08:29:42 11/15/06 Brakes use 42 volts? Pardon?? - Z U N L 02:51:53 11/15/06 They are referring to an older electro-hydraulic technology - Barry'z (NJ) 10:55:26 11/15/06 what's the point? - ZEngineer 07:42:30 11/15/06 not in a stock Z it isnt... - AntiHero 09:52:45 11/15/06 maybe it wasn't intended to instantly engage ABS? (n/m) - ZEngineer 10:11:39 11/15/06 People don't want to have to push anymore. (n/m) - PennStateZ 11:08:42 11/15/06
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