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Old 01-03-2015, 02:52 PM   #3325
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Originally Posted by jdnguyen View Post
I plan on going with the same setup, unless you would recommend something different for autox... Other than a big brake kit. I'm going to wait til next year for that.

I would buy the same pads again, for sure.


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Yup, Stock with Castrol SRF. I was mostly on the long course last year which give the brakes a good chance to cool down. With more power i think I will be braking more and harder



I may have to try those. I had pretty good luck with carbotech before (different car, 2005 GTO). I did find that once I got into using the xp10's hard I had heat issues that boiled the fluid. In the end I ended up going with a big brake kit and cooling later.

How are those for noise on the street? I always had noise issues with the xp 10's

Do you know Todd from Tracktime Motorsports?

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I don't know Todd. A few of my friends up here do, and I think they went to one of the events last year.

I of course got RBF600 and steel lines in addition to the pads, and haven't had any heat issues. Granted, a BRZ is way easier to stop than a GTO lol, plus Brainerd isn't really a brake heavy track.

On the streets, the are LOUD, dusty any annoying. I just put them on for track days and take them off when i get home, and just go back to stock.
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