Big brakes!

[GMachineDartGT]

Getting ready for Lime Rock. 14.25" rotors and Gen II Viper calipers with Carbotech pads and SRF react fluid!

 

[GMachineDartGT]

Pic.

 

[CUDA69]

Wow, those are huge, what size wheels and tires? When is the track event?

 

[72bluNblu]

Wow! =P~

Those are awesome! :thumbup:

 

[72BBSwinger]

Those look a lot like mine! Please let me know how yours work and what proportioning you use and master. I know I need an adjustable prop valve just barely.

 

[1970Duster]

Need details on where you got the part from

 

[GMachineDartGT]

I'm doing a NASA driving event on Sat March 30, next week.

I use the plastic tank master in 1.125" bore and a hydroboost unit. Stock 73 and up prop valve, non adjustable. The proportoning is 50% to the rear according to my gauges and has always been on the money. I also have 11.75" ford style discs in the rear. The Carbotech pads are much more aggressive in the fronts naturally. Bergman Auto Craft is now putting together these brakes in kit form.

 

[GMachineDartGT]

Wow, those are huge, what size wheels and tires? When is the track event?

I run 18 x 9s all around with Michelin Pilot Super Sports in 255 40.

 

[Tnplumber]

Always look forward to your next post! keep it up!

 

[wracks71]

nice! i loved my 3rd gen vipers! good luck next week.

 

[1970Duster]

I'm doing a NASA driving event on Sat March 30, next week.

I use the plastic tank master in 1.125" bore and a hydroboost unit. Stock 73 and up prop valve, non adjustable. The proportoning is 50% to the rear according to my gauges and has always been on the money. I also have 11.75" ford style discs in the rear. The Carbotech pads are much more aggressive in the fronts naturally. Bergman Auto Craft is now putting together these brakes in kit form.

Got a link/price? Any options?