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Gunslinger55 reacted to Junkyard Dog's post in the thread Advice on setup for street and track! with
Like.Maybe Capaldi Racing could tell you more.https://capaldiracing.com/dark-horse-r-front-brake-pad/-
Gunslinger55 replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.Takeaway here stock pads 15 mm i’m at 9mm so 1100 miles and 16 track sessions these only wore 6mm. Pretty good for a factory setup (see full post)
Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.Maybe Capaldi Racing could tell you more.https://capaldiracing.com/dark-horse-r-front-brake-pad/ (see full post)-
Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.See page 22. Maybe that can get you started down the right path. https://www.fordracing.com/content/dam/fordPerformance/motorsport/mustang-challenge/pdfs/2024-Mustang-Challenge-Dark-Horse-R-Homologation-Version-4-06.05.2024.pdf (see full post)
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Gunslinger55 replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.i think they have ceramic disc setup for 13kThe more i see about the R the better deal it seems (see full post)
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.For the low, low price of $7000 just for the front axle you can get lighter brakes and 25mm thick endurance pads on the front of your Dark Horse or Performance Pack GT... (see full post)
Bill Pemberton reacted to carver's post in the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today! with Like.Thanks guys. The Boss is coming out of storage this week. Can't wait to go for a rip!!
carver replied to the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today!.Thanks guys. The Boss is coming out of storage this week. Can't wait to go for a rip!! (see full post)-
carver reacted to byronj's post in the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today! with Like.Happy born date
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carver reacted to FastEd's post in the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today! with Like.Happy birthday from a fellow Canuck!
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carver reacted to 302BOB's post in the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today! with Like.Happy Birthday Carver!!!!!!!!!............I brought back last year's birthday thread not realizing Bill started a new one.........so you gotta blow out twice as many candles today.........;)
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carver reacted to Bill Pemberton's post in the thread Carver the Crazy Canuck Cruiser is damn near 70 today! with Like.He will likely give me some grief as I am aging him another year since today he hits 69, yet not to far off to join those of us in our 70s who are still tire rotating old fools! Have a fun Birthday and I will have a shot of Crown Royal this...
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Gunslinger55 replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.They run an 18” wheel so not sure exactly what’s different has to be a smaller caliper and rotor but would be interested in pad compound (see full post)
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Gunslinger55 reacted to TeeLew's post in the thread Advice on setup for street and track! with Like.What pad compounds do the competition Dark Horse cars run?
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Advice on setup for street and track!.The Dark Horse R cars run a thicker pad and a different caliper. Here you can hear the Brembo rep talk about how even the forging process is different.Take a look at how thick those pads are: (see full post)
Distilled water and either Redline Water Wetter or the VP additive. That's as good as you're going to get for heat rejection. The additive reduces surface tension for cooling and has a lubricant for the water pump.-
Rodpwnz reacted to blacksheep-1's post in the thread Advice on setup for street and track! with Like.No it's legit, it helped keep my 13 to 1 MG Spridget alive in H prod.
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Rodpwnz reacted to blacksheep-1's post in the thread Advice on setup for street and track! with Like.So im like really late to this party, and I just scrolled through. There is a cooling product out there made by Redline called "water wetter" it basically alters the surface tension of water and allows it to absorb more heat, it actually works...
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I run DSUno/DS2500 (OEM rears) on the street and they are great not much more aggressive than the street ones nor any noise No reason to change front pads it get's annoying very quick. I think RSL29 will be good but the reason I would stay clear...
