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Old 11-08-2017, 12:41 PM   #82
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Originally Posted by dowroa View Post
How have the AP brakes being working at Sebring without ducting? Pads hold up well?

Were you able to keep up with oil temps and see how they did at the event?

I am curious, as Sebring is typically a power track with a lot of heavy braking zones.

Hope everything goes more smoothly your next time out!
Having quite a bit of experience with a BRZ and the Essex brake setup, they work great without fad. If you check the various threads on it in the brake subforum you'll see lots of people with that same experience. I used to beat the living hell out of mine and FINALLY cracked a rotor after trying.. and then parking it hot with no cooldown to jump in the race car.

If you do get a BRZ, get the essex brakes, you won't regret it
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