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Stock system with appropriate pads and fluid? Yeah, for most people who track these cars that will be jussssst fine for track days... |
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NEWS FLASH someone won a spec race |
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02-16-2022, 02:10 PM | #61 |
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I guess everyone that does track days with the FRS and BRZ does spec events? You did post a winner of a spec race as proof not everyone needs a BBK
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T4 isn't a spec series Spec Miata is a spec series, Spec E30 is a spec series. T4 has a car list pages and pages long that are eligible. Next you are going to say "car that follows class rules wins race, big deal"
T4 is pretty quick, the T4 guys around here are much quicker then the average track day goer.
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First, T4 isn't spec. That's why there's different cars. Second, you're right, I did post a picture of a winner of a race that was NOT using a BBK as proof that you don't need a BBK to survive a track day. I'm glad we agree on something, even if you don't realize you're proving your own point as incorrect.
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someone REALLY should get with AP racing/brembo/etc and tell them to stop marketing at track events. What idiots. OP- your're only trolling yourself if you waste money on a BBK. Obviously a FRZ can smoke a miata on a track with ZERO brake fade. All the research people have done and posted proof on here about the BRZ brake system tacoing' rotors, grinding pads down un-evenly, etc was purely made up and not peer reviewed by a few people on this board. You'll never be fast enough to need a BBK. just do what pros do who want to be competitive and put good pads (you know, that get hotter?), good RBF fluid, and maybe a duct or two to cool those bad boys off. |
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It's quite frankly scary that you claim to be a driving instructor for HPDE. Track days are not races nor should they be treated as such. Part of learning to drive on a track is learning to drive within limits. Those can be the limits of both you and your car's ability. Honestly, that translates even more importantly to W2W racing. Even Formula One drivers need to manage thermals on the car from brake temps to tire temps. |
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a BBK installed on an FRS/BRZ unlocks the capability of the car to run faster lap times and longer endurance...that is an ABSOLUTE FACT. You want to argue that? It doesn't matter that someone won a race with stock brakes. sure they did- they won it against other cars with stock brakes. yaaaayyy! People who want to track their cars and set good PRs with their machine and go faster can 100% utilize a BBK. sorry you cant? weird that lots of people in this thread- me included--have reached these "limits" you speak of with stock brakes....i guess I didn't have the right pads and fluid in hurrr durrr |
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