Brake Fluid and Spark Plug Threads? HELP!
02-26-12, 02:12 AM
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The OEM lines are already kevlar, braided stainless won't do anything but make the car less reliable.
Then again, brake pads won't actually stop the car any shorter either, so you might wanna avoid recommending that as a general to-do too.... the only place they'll benefit you at all is on a racetrack, and not by stopping the car shorter.... just by keeping the same distance over more 100+ mph stops without any time to cool.
If you actually want better stopping, get better tires. The tires are what stops the car.
Then again, brake pads won't actually stop the car any shorter either, so you might wanna avoid recommending that as a general to-do too.... the only place they'll benefit you at all is on a racetrack, and not by stopping the car shorter.... just by keeping the same distance over more 100+ mph stops without any time to cool.
If you actually want better stopping, get better tires. The tires are what stops the car.
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The OEM lines are already kevlar, braided stainless won't do anything but make the car less reliable.
Then again, brake pads won't actually stop the car any shorter either, so you might wanna avoid recommending that as a general to-do too.... the only place they'll benefit you at all is on a racetrack, and not by stopping the car shorter.... just by keeping the same distance over more 100+ mph stops without any time to cool.
If you actually want better stopping, get better tires. The tires are what stops the car.
Then again, brake pads won't actually stop the car any shorter either, so you might wanna avoid recommending that as a general to-do too.... the only place they'll benefit you at all is on a racetrack, and not by stopping the car shorter.... just by keeping the same distance over more 100+ mph stops without any time to cool.
If you actually want better stopping, get better tires. The tires are what stops the car.
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