Subject	balance as in not 50/50,
Posted by	ZiNnYc on September 01, 2010 at 10:17 PM
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In Reply To	I have, link inside posted by toykoz32 on September 01, 2010 at 09:35 PM
Message	but rather 67/33. Its pretty important to keep it floating around there. You need to get your pad and piston dimensions among other things and calculate it accordingly, otherwise your tail will be whipping out every chance it gets. You can tune your kit with a proportioning valve and a whole bunch of legwork.
Follow Ups	Rear brakes options - toykoz32 01:53:51 09/01/10 You mean the rear brake caliper.. - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 02:45:48 09/01/10 unless it's new, their rear BBK does not retain the oem - LJZTT 04:45:20 09/01/10 new option includes a small secondary caliper, but does not - zgene4 08:15:50 09/01/10 afaik thats not a new design, maybe a newer version (n/m) - LJZTT 09:12:22 09/01/10 Im looking for a rear rotor - toykoz32 13:10:57 09/01/10 V36 rotor - ArubaDave 03:42:09 09/01/10 Thank you, I will look into that (n/m) - toykoz32 13:11:30 09/01/10 Thickness is of by .2, but i just picked up a set - toykoz32 17:21:50 09/01/10 unless you are going to be hardcore tracking, which - LJZTT 04:52:19 09/01/10 I will be tracking my car, will have dry sump too. But - toykoz32 13:21:34 09/01/10 awesome, still though, why not try the 12" evo rears? - LJZTT 17:14:22 09/01/10 I will be using 2007-2008 g35 sport sedan rear rotors - toykoz32 17:30:51 09/01/10 Photos of caliper and rotor - toykoz32 17:41:55 09/01/10 if youre tracking u need to consider balance (n/m) - ZiNnYc 21:29:46 09/01/10 I have, link inside - toykoz32 21:35:11 09/01/10 balance as in not 50/50, - ZiNnYc 22:17:36 09/01/10
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