Legend@wheels
Gold Member
Hi
This question is for everyone but especially for the ones who track days alot .
Is it that necessary for the rear brakes to have a strong brake pads?
I always belived that the rear can be genuine or just some avg pads and not something special like the front require..
Is that really make a big different?[emoji54] [emoji54]
Would it reduce the stress from the front ?under hard braking the tail start drifting ,maybe it will be more balanced with decent pads and the braking would split (40-60 or something like that dunno..)?
This question is for everyone but especially for the ones who track days alot .
Is it that necessary for the rear brakes to have a strong brake pads?
I always belived that the rear can be genuine or just some avg pads and not something special like the front require..
Is that really make a big different?[emoji54] [emoji54]
Would it reduce the stress from the front ?under hard braking the tail start drifting ,maybe it will be more balanced with decent pads and the braking would split (40-60 or something like that dunno..)?
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