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Dark Horse brakes

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Probably a good upgrade but pricey one
What's the price difference to the OEM Dark Horse rotors when you wear those out and have to replace them, anyway?

Also, it's probably a very worthwhile upgrade to the regular GT performance pack heavy, one piece rotors.
 
Definitely if you need new ones. At 1000 track miles on mine not gonna do anything till mine are ruined. Probably at least double stock price i’m guessing
 
The TA2 cars are based on circle track perimeter frame cars from the super late model series with pony car bodies. They have had a lot of updates for road racing over the years, the new ones are pretty bullet proof but the original 2011 - 2019 frames still have some undersized circle track parts. The 2 that I had was the rear torque boxes tore off the frame (2018 Port City chassis) after 4 years, and I had a rear caliper bracket explode, so if you have a Tiger rear end with the replaceable cambered snouts do not use the aluminum bracket get the steel ones from Howe.
 
Good to know! thanks yeah got that tiger rear end. Going over the car to figure out just what i got now have a few strange mods (like lack of cooling ) that im gonna fix and no logbook. I’ll see what brackets are on it has PFC brakes so hopefully they got the good stuff. Overall the car is in great shape and the howes seem pretty stout!
 
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