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1320racer 11-25-2023 12:30 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Bracket and class racing, I do

https://i.imgur.com/sT8Vwlgl.jpg

Ron Miller 11-25-2023 01:10 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 689178)
you buy Mark Williams brakes.:D

I was a Poor Boy when I built this car. Today I'm $till a Poor Boy.

1320racer 11-25-2023 01:17 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
You ain’t a poor boy if you race. You maybe be a cheap boy though:D

340Cuda 11-25-2023 02:18 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Other than the front wheels turning during wheelstands have you folks with the low drag brakes seen any real improvements in ET?
Thanks,
Bill

SSDiv6 11-25-2023 07:12 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
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Originally Posted by Ron Miller (Post 689168)
Guys,
I'm looking for suggestions on how to create low drag brakes. I have Wilwood 4 piston caliper brakes front & rear on my Gen 3 GT/DA 92 Camaro. Is there a kit one can buy? The TDM brakes are out of the question.
Thanks for looking,

For the hub, use the DRP front bearings, with their spacers and low drag seals. You will be a big surprise.

https://www.drpperformance.net/hub-c...0car%20around.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DHHT-y6U0s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuGxiNEWqZI

Ron Miller 11-25-2023 09:02 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 689215)
For the hub, use the DRP front bearings, with their spacers and low drag seals. You will be a big surprise.

https://www.drpperformance.net/hub-c...0car%20around.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DHHT-y6U0s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuGxiNEWqZI

SSDiv6,
Thanks, I was looking for that earlier. And their direct site is a pain to navigate.

Ron Miller 11-25-2023 09:23 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 689200)
You ain’t a poor boy if you race. You maybe be a cheap boy though:D

Honest Ed,
I wouldn't ***** 💩 you. I'm a POOR BOY. I haven't race my MPR 92 Camaro in 27 years. My car has only 20 to 25 runs on it. It still has the New Race Car Smell. I parked it when I got married in 97 and started my Family. So, with a little Luck and a few dollars. I might get a chance to race next year. And make some improvements.

SSDiv6 11-25-2023 10:51 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ron Miller (Post 689218)
SSDiv6,
Thanks, I was looking for that earlier. And their direct site is a pain to navigate.


Hi Ron,

The bearing kit is P/N 10585BR
The spacer is P/N 10521s
The seal is P/N 10577
Get also their low-drag bearing grease.

Call them.
They are some of the nicest people to deal with.

This is a link to their catalog.

https://www.drpperformance.net/_file...e3d1889264.pdf

Dirk Olson 11-27-2023 02:26 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Changing the square ring to a round ring helps. Still not Lamp but it is better. Then install low drag bearings with spacers. Remember when doing all this, it is pepper in in the fly sh.t stuff but all is worth something in the end.

Dirk

Mike Pearson 11-27-2023 04:19 PM

Re: Wanted suggestions how to create low drag Wilwood brake
 
Pull your brake pads off and check them to see if they are worn on a skew. I checked mine with a vernier caliper and found they were worn on a skew. I ground them flat again with a right angle grinder. That stopped the dragging. If you are too heavy on the brake pedal it will wear the pads unevenly and they will drag like crazy. You have to be real easy on the pedal with light weight brakes.


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