Subject	Be careful at Buttonwillow. Last February a lot >>
Posted by	Glenn (San Jose) on December 12, 2001 at 7:26 PM
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In Reply To	Just HOW bad is the fade of stock brakes on a road course? posted by ionstram on December 12, 2001 at 06:12 PM
Message	of Z's were there and I saw a lot of them going off at the end of the straight. If you are going to go, at least fully flush your fluid with some Motul 600 or other high temp fluid. 2 bottles should do the job. For your first time, you don't need to get all the other stuff, but just be gentle on the brakes.
Follow Ups	Just HOW bad is the fade of stock brakes on a road course? - ionstram 18:12:42 12/12/01 well, i was chasing somebody around town>> - TS-Audio 18:24:33 12/12/01 Keep driving like you say you do and your car will be a rag! - z-extreme 20:56:50 12/12/01 I am taking care of it?!?! WTF y dus everyone think>> - TS-Audio 22:26:41 12/12/01 It depends on the track. - John Y(Houston) 18:27:59 12/12/01 Just make sure>>>>>>> - 92300ZXNA 18:58:19 12/12/01 Go Racing...being a racer is about ... - Prsurcookr 19:06:53 12/12/01 I would say... TERRIBLE. Sorry but the truth hurts... - Austin TTZ 19:03:15 12/12/01 Be careful at Buttonwillow. Last February a lot >> - Glenn (San Jose) 19:26:03 12/12/01 higher temp rated pads help, too (n/m) - got rice? 20:11:50 12/12/01 LOUSY [n/m] - ForceFedTT 19:28:26 12/12/01 I'd recommend just getting some pads ..... - IB (Aus) 20:32:17 12/12/01 You need pads and Motul 600, that worked fine for my TT>> - Zster (Z-less) 01:10:48 12/13/01
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