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Re: Disk Brakes
Thanks for the advice. I have narrowed down to Lamb or Aerospace. I bought this car a few weeks ago, needs updating. I do have a budget but agree that buying good parts pays off in the long run.
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08-31-2020, 04:16 PM
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Zero drag, with the same stopping power as lamb and M-W and lighter. https://www.tbmbrakes.com/ Last edited by SSDiv6; 08-31-2020 at 07:29 PM. |
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Re: Disk Brakes
I have had issues with Aerospace when installing them on customer cars. Wouldn't buy them for my own. Just being honest.
Strange comes in somewhere in the middle price wise between Lamb and Aero. I have always liked their products and would likely use them without hesitation. Lamb would certainly be an option if the budget for the car could accommodate them. |
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Re: Disk Brakes
Are we the only ones that still run Wilwood?
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Re: Disk Brakes
Wilwood on all corners of my Chevelle with zero complaints. I have heard of some drag issues but mine doesn’t have it. I’ve been told they will sell you a different variation of caliper piston seals that solves the drag issue. Maybe they come in newer kits. Good thing about wilwood is that virtually everyone sells it so replacement parts are relatively easy to get. That may only be an issue here in the great white north lol.
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