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Subject Re: Why the stoptech's if you don't go to the track?
     
Posted by Slider on November 04, 2007 at 11:23 AM
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In Reply To Why the stoptech's if you don't go to the track? (n/m) posted by TTFairladyZ on November 03, 2007 at 06:55 PM
     
Message The factory brakes sucked. I tried three different pads, installed Stillen rotors and never felt like the car had any really stopping power. With 500+ Hp I found myself playing more and more with the power and didn't feel comfortable with the cars stopping ability. The decision was made after a lady last minute decided to make a right turn in front of me, I hammered down on the brakes and the car kept getting closer and closer to her rear bumper no matter how hard I pressed on the brakes. My Infinity FX SUV had more feedback and stopping power!

My friend has a 350Z and everytime I drove his car I wanted to steal his brakes! His stock brakes had more stopping power.

The StopTech are amazing with the Axxis pads (which I put back on last night) besides with the silver calibers, wheels and paint on the car, I think the combination looks great.

MISC. Z PHOTOS: La-Z-Link

MISC. HOVERCRAFT PHOTOS:La-Z-Link

1990 Sliver Twin Turbo, Original Owner, 59,000 miles

Best 1/4ET: 13.10 @ 107.6 MPH (prior to current mods)
Best 1/4ET: 11.59 @ 118.6 MPH (after mods)

OTHER TOYS:

1969 Big Block 396 SS Camero. 468ci, 13:1 compression,
650 HP and MegaTorque, Solid roller cam, 456 Spool and big sticky tires.

Best 1/4ET: 10.36 @ 136.7 MPH

Two passenger hovercraft with a 110 hp Hirth electronic fuel injected engine. Max Speed 60 MPH on water with no brakes!

Four passenger hovercraft, stock. Max Speed 47 MPH.

     
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