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Dragging a lot.Also just to be clear. Since I screwed the rear pistons in to install my street brake pads, they have not been dragging yet. I find it odd that it only did this on track. Heavier braking maybe??? (see full post)
We are running nearly identical brake set ups except I have switched from Motul 600 to castrol srf fluid. I have not experienced the accelerated even wear of the rear pads. When Zi have had heat/wear issues it has been one sided and traced to...
Another question?? What provides the front to rear brake bias on a factory equipped ABS car??I am under the impression the master cylinder supplies pressure and some front to rear delay to the ABS pump. Again I am under the impression the ABS... (see full post)
I'm using Gloc R16 on the front and R12 on the rear. Both sets of pads were new for this track day. I bought the pads from OP Tim. They were already heat cycled out of the box. I still took it easy on the first couple of laps of the first session... (see full post)
I have the 14 inch Shelby sized rotors. Ford brackets and no dust shield. Over time, gallons of Motul 600. I flush the brakes before every track day and bleed them after. Last time a complete flush was done was November 2023.S550 front brakes... (see full post)
I was going to edit. No, I turn Advance Track completely off, not Sport mode, just off. I did check the e brake cables. Both arms were fully seated. These are the original calipers to the car. They only have 50,000 miles on them and who knows how... (see full post)
Anyone ever have both rear calipers lock up ONLY on track?? My rear brakes were dragging enough last track day to boil the fluid. I took it into the shop today and nothing seemed amiss. The pistons screwed in without effort. The slides were clean...
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