Brake advise

[Subarugt]

any bro here using D1 Spec Brake kit?

 

any feedback or what u have heard from frens?

 

i know its taiwan made but is it still ok?

[Djdp]

check out ATS & Options

[Rb26dett]

any bro here using D1 Spec Brake kit?

 

any feedback or what u have heard from frens?

 

i know its taiwan made but is it still ok?

 

 

if you have doubts , then don't buy it.

if you insist on taiwan brands , then maybe go for brands like VTTR etc.

i heard from afew workshops that rotora are taiwan made now.not sure about that.

 

but if you want some of the more "failsafe" brands , go for ap racing , endless , brembo , tarox

[Mini-itx]

Wilwood, Stoptech and Alcon also good.

 

For rotors, Hitco and Carbon Industries are among the best.

[Mini-itx]

Seriously, if you are not tracking, there is little need for BBKs. If you want to improve your braking, just get better brake pads first. Its a much cheaper option compared to BBKs.

 

 

[Yuan]

Seriously, if you are not tracking, there is little need for BBKs. If you want to improve your braking, just get better brake pads first. Its a much cheaper option compared to BBKs.

 

And grippy tires.

[Vid]

Any brake pads to recommend? I only know mintex

 

Seriously, if you are not tracking, there is little need for BBKs. If you want to improve your braking, just get better brake pads first. Its a much cheaper option compared to BBKs.

 

[Isc00202]

Any one tried Bendix be4? Edited September 21, 2010 by Isc00202

[Kurty]

Any one tried Bendix be4

 

yup, using it.

 

cheap and good but prepare to wash your rim regularly as very dirty.

 

i'm using bendix Titanium king, friction class FF if i not wrong.

stock type is EE, higher the better.

but again, braking force is determine by various components

[Isc00202]

Any one tried Bendix be4

 

yup, using it.

 

cheap and good but prepare to wash your rim regularly as very dirty.

 

i'm using bendix Titanium king, friction class FF if i not wrong.

stock type is EE, higher the better.

but again, braking force is determine by various components

 

Alamak, Mintex oso same prob hah, alot of brake dust

[Mini-itx]

My friend use VTTR before on his swift. Much better than stock. But there is an increased in brake dust and rotors wears out faster of course....

[Yuan]

Any one tried Bendix be4

 

yup, using it.

 

cheap and good but prepare to wash your rim regularly as very dirty.

 

i'm using bendix Titanium king, friction class FF if i not wrong.

stock type is EE, higher the better.

but again, braking force is determine by various components

 

Same goes for Bendix Ultimate. I have used 2 sets.

[Octopus]

Any one tried Bendix be4

 

yup, using it.

 

cheap and good but prepare to wash your rim regularly as very dirty.

 

i'm using bendix Titanium king, friction class FF if i not wrong.

stock type is EE, higher the better.

but again, braking force is determine by various components

 

Bendix General CT no dust, its basically ceramic material. I read ceramic the dust is not as visible as metallic dust.

Titanium King is metallic material, so metal dust stick to alloy rims and became rusty hence easily visible.

[Itsec]

Same goes for Bendix Ultimate. I have used 2 sets.

 

ultimate is good... gonna change back to that soon..

[Itsec]

any bro here using D1 Spec Brake kit?

 

any feedback or what u have heard from frens?

 

i know its taiwan made but is it still ok?

 

 

u r on LGT??? u can go for those brembo 4/2 pot... alot of LGT go for these options.. quite chio ...