Got a track related question? I'll try to answer.

[BRZZZZZZZZZZ]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

We have options with dust boots and painted calipers if you're interested

I am guessing Brembo and Stoptech are probably the two other options?

[Scottemad123]

Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ

I am guessing Brembo and Stoptech are probably the two other options?

AP formula kits too!

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ

I am guessing Brembo and Stoptech are probably the two other options?

Brembo and AP are the two major options. Alcon is the tertiary option.

[BRZZZZZZZZZZ]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

Brembo and AP are the two major options. Alcon is the tertiary option.

Damn all of those are $$$.

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ

Damn all of those are $$$.

If you want a cheap BBK; there are plenty of cheaper options, e.g. Buddy Club, Megan, Wilwood, etc.

It's no different from coilovers, but the forum's attitude toward brakes is generally toward the quality stuff.

[BRZZZZZZZZZZ]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

If you want a cheap BBK; there are plenty of cheaper options, e.g. Buddy Club, Megan, Wilwood, etc.

It's no different from coilovers, but the forum's attitude toward brakes is generally toward the quality stuff.

The problem is I live in Canada and we have so few vendors that the ones who do overprice everything or don't have enough volume to be able to give good pricing on kits, and anything coming out of the US gets hit with exchange rate, plus fees at the border.

I guess I will have to bite the bullet at some point here and throw down the money.

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ

The problem is I live in Canada and we have so few vendors that the ones who do overprice everything or don't have enough volume to be able to give good pricing on kits, and anything coming out of the US gets hit with exchange rate, plus fees at the border.

I guess I will have to bite the bullet at some point here and throw down the money.

We do ship to Canada, but I'd say around half of our Canadian clientele ask us to ship to a depot south of the border...

[BatStig]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

We do ship to Canada, but I'd say around half of our Canadian clientele ask us to ship to a depot south of the border...

Yup. Definitely the best option.

If it weren't for the damn exchange rate you guys would be shipping me a Sprint kit right now.

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by BatStig

Yup. Definitely the best option.

If it weren't for the damn exchange rate you guys would be shipping me a Sprint kit right now.

But you guys get healthcare! And schooling!

[Sleepless]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

Brembo and AP are the two major options. Alcon is the tertiary option.

No love for StopTech?

[Jonsey]

Mike or anyone else. My plan with the car is to make it a very trackable car that is not terrible to drive on the street. Below is my current set up and planned upgrades. I want to see if there is anything you thing is missing or that would make the car better if it was changed (besides switching over to coilovers).

Current


Suspension:
Koni Yellows
Swift Spec R Springs
Raceseng Camber Plates and front camber bolts
Perrin sway bars - 19mm front, 16mm rear
Bushings: rear subframe bushings, rear diff inserts, rear transmission mount
SPL rear end links


Braces:
Perrin master cylinder brace
Grimmspeed strut tower brace


Wheels/Tires:
OZ Ultraleggara 17x8s
Bridgestone Potenza RE-11As 235/40/17


Other:
Mishimoto Catch Can
Driveway Labs Type 1 diffuser
Five axis style spoiler
OFT with E85 tune


Items Purchased and not yet installed
SPL rear LCAs
SPL toe arms


Items planning to purchase
Jackson Racing Oil Cooler Kit
FT86 Front Splitter - Race version

[Racecomp Engineering]

Originally Posted by Sleepless

No love for StopTech?

We're pretty big fans of Stoptech and have used them for years on a variety of cars. Great on street and track.

- Andy

[juliog]

Originally Posted by Jonsey

Mike or anyone else.

How do you like that diffuser at the track? Curious how it affects balance without a front lip or splitter.

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by juliog

How do you like that diffuser at the track? Curious how it affects balance without a front lip or splitter.

Overall, I like it. I think it is extremely helpful on long sweepers. The understeer issues I was having became worse when it was added before getting the camber plates. I am really looking forward to seeing how it performs when I add a splitter in the future. It is not perfect on its own, but I think it is more beneficial than harmful.