8-PISTON StopTech!!!
12-07-04, 12:16 AM
#19
Originally posted by RTCamaroSS
Rotor surface area is usually more important than the number of pistons. I have Baer 2 piston front brakes, but they are 13.5 inch rotors... my stock brakes were 2 piston front, in fact, were very similar calipers, with 12 inch rotors... but the new brakes stop a ton better.
Rotor surface area is usually more important than the number of pistons. I have Baer 2 piston front brakes, but they are 13.5 inch rotors... my stock brakes were 2 piston front, in fact, were very similar calipers, with 12 inch rotors... but the new brakes stop a ton better.
, caliper, pad, piston, rotor sizes all contribute to the stopping power. In addition, there is also the pad compound and brake lines.
12-07-04, 12:39 AM
#20
Originally posted by Neo
I believe it. Although number of pistons do help and is great for bragging rights, caliper, pad, piston, rotor sizes all contribute to the stopping power. In addition, there is also the pad compound and brake lines.
I believe it. Although number of pistons do help and is great for bragging rights
, caliper, pad, piston, rotor sizes all contribute to the stopping power. In addition, there is also the pad compound and brake lines.
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