hmmmm...will the brembo's and larger rotors fit on my stock 18 inch base rim?
The stopping distance from 60 is about 7 feet shorter with the brembo brakes. Most of that is due not to the larger brakes, but the stickier tires.
It's TIRES that stop a car, not the brakes. Where the brembo package shines is on track where repeatability is concerned. For a couple laps the base brake car will be on par, but as heat builds the brembo package has the ability to sink and consequently shed more head than the base brake system. It gives you longer duration runs and more sustainability without fade or fall-off of braking performance.
Additionally, the brembo package includes unique ESC tuning, the GT500 lower control arms, slightly stiffer springs and shocks valved to match.
the tires on the package alone, depend on the track would quite easily put the brembo car out front against a base brake car.
The brembo package certainly isn't for everybody, but if you're even considering tracking your car, it's a must have.
hmmmm...will the brembo's and larger rotors fit on my stock 18 inch base rim?
Has Brembo got any slotted replacement rotors for these front brakes (the Brembo package, not base) available?
I wanna upgrade the rear to slotted, but it would be nice to have slotted in front and back.
Really? It's not a huge difference, but it's there. It has already been explained here so I'm not sure what is left to discuss.
The tires alone are significantly better than the other tires available from the factory. And that's some sort of performance, isn't it?
The package adds a small amount of handling performance and cosmetic improvement. Of all of the options for the 11-12 Mustangs, it is one of the better bang-for-buck choices available.
It's not for everyone, and it's not something that can't be achieved with aftermarket purchases, but it is well-priced for what you get.
Yea, i agree. If you're staying stock by all means get it. However, who keeps stock springs on their mustang? Who keeps the stock wheels(even though they look badass for stock)? As far as the brakes go, they are decent for stock but if you're tracking the car they are getting swapped out and/or upgraded. For me, i always have opted for aftermarket wheels and a set of GT500 take off brembos can be had for a great price. The brembo option just was not economical in my opinion. Hence the IMO in my original post.
Don't get me wrong i love my brembo's. The damn thing stops on a dime and they look nice behind the wheels. That being said i also hate my brembo's. I've never heard so much squeaking in my life.
Don't get me wrong i love my brembo's. The damn thing stops on a dime and they look nice behind the wheels. That being said i also hate my brembo's. I've never heard so much squeaking in my life.