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well on the straight it wont, but if you take the cornerf, yes you can feel the difference..... on mine i can feel it either way cause i have the master brake cylinder too. Overall its a much better callipers than stock. I dont know it might be just me, maybe im used to my spoon, to be able to feel any difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by R123
It perform way better than stock though.
Spoon only make front callipers!!!! I used delphi for my pads, they are really good, but one thing i dont like is that they give out way to much brake dust.. you have to clean your rims every four days or so....paiin in the arse but it's worth it thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by dc-r
only dc5r comes with standard brembo's, dc2r dont have itQuote:
Originally Posted by Usual Suspect
gsi should only need bigger rotors, longer wheel studs and spacers to accomodate for the spoon calipers.
go spoon bro.....bembo is double the weight as the spoon.....plus the price is more dear......
there is a trader selling them here:
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30928
u can get Twin-Block or Monocoque. What is the difference??
They are so expensive!! Would u even bother doing this for a street-driven car at the price?
hmmm...not so true about double the price, but i know with brembo you can get front and back, spoon you can't all depends on what he wants. but in my opinion spoon is better thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by air23box
Thanz ITRBoI
er... wots that Master breal cylinder thing man? is an additional stuff u have to buy? wot does it do to the break feel?
thznx for ur info bro, cos i am really thinkin abt getting a pair of monocoque.. oh man how nice gona b? heheheheh
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Originally Posted by Paul1985
what are the pro's of doing this?
The master brake cylinder is a part that comes stock in your car to apply resistence to your brake pedel. When you step on the brake pedal, a brake lever attached to that pedal pushes a piston into the brake system’s master cylinder. This cylinder is filled with brake fluid.Quote:
Originally Posted by R123
You do not have to purchase a new one as your car already has one. Correct me ITRBoI if i am wrong, but you upgraded yours to assist the calipers? Does Spoon make a master brake cylinder? I have been unable to find one.
thanz dude
its a brake cylinder stopper!!!! if you look at the brake cylinder itself from the front of the car, in the middle there is a pin that pops out everytime you steps on the brakes. What the brake cylinder stopper does it, prevent that pin from going out too far, hence it fools the callipers to grip harder.....therefore ABS will always kicks in earlier tooQuote:
Originally Posted by south