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I love that they use “Mu” for brake pad friction we use it in aviation for runway friction on landing. I never understood what it actually meant but i know it’s directly proportional to friction lol (see full post)
Chart below is from Ferodo website for pad friction to temp relationship:Here is Pagid RSL29 chart:No chart from EBC but according to their website they have two version of the Blue stuff pads.
1. Regular blue stuff @ .42 Mu
2. Blue stuff...
I don't know about the laws, but the stock brake pads on the Dark Horse have a higher coefficient of friction than that (the purple line on the chart in the post immediately above this one).
Yep, and they really fight rear locking. ABS can only do so much, especially since they all run the torsen, which screws you for braking. There just isn't enough diff lock to keep things happy.In general, any sort of front-engine GT-ish car... (see full post)
I have the GT500 dampers on my car now with 240F/850R FP springs, and have been very happy with this setup as a comfortable street and casual track day car. These spring rates are also similar/better than the GT350R, so I would consider it prime...
Does anyone have a 2013-2014 Mustang FORScan profile that they wouldn't mind sharing? Can reach out over private message.I did an ABS swap on my car but since I don't have a PCM, FORScan can't connect. This means I can't use the brake bleed...
Here is the Chicane layout-
This is the full layout -I had one year of experience behind me when I ran the Chicane layout. The full it was only my second or third event.If I can be of anymore help please let me know
I have the GT500 dampers on my car now with 240F/850R FP springs, and have been very happy with this setup as a comfortable street and casual track day car. These spring rates are also similar/better than the GT350R, so I would consider it prime... (see full post)
@Bill Pemberton Do you remember the max negative front camber you got with the MM camber plates? And were you on lowering springs? At recent events at Road Atlanta, I feel less confident with the brakes into 10A (after the long back straight). I... (see full post)
Completely understand, there are many folks with M&M Camber plates and as I mentioned I had a set on my GT 350, and I forgot that I also had a set on my Boss 302 LS. If you are going to Road Atlanta do check those pads as you will be eating them...
2860lbsBoth Jags in those videos were prepped to GT2 spec. Both had 16” wheels and were running legit slicks. And both did have four-wheel discs. Neither was a huge problem. The red one gave chase for the entire second race. But it was good fun...
Completely understand, there are many folks with M&M Camber plates and as I mentioned I had a set on my GT 350, and I forgot that I also had a set on my Boss 302 LS. If you are going to Road Atlanta do check those pads as you will be eating them... (see full post)