[2 Many Toys]

I am getting to the point where I'd like to upgrade my brakes. I have participated in several track days and have done the routine maintenance that one should after/before severe track usage.. So far, the stock brakes (GM ceramic pads) have performed better than I had expected..but I'd like to improve on the feel of the brakes. I have spent some time on the CF and have soaked in some ideas on how/what I might need to do this.
1. braided stainless lines
2. new rotors (probably just replace with new stock no drilled or slotted)
3.pads
4.biasing spring (to increase rear braking a bit)
5.stainlees steel pistons (do they really make a difference.in terms of heat transfered to the fluid?)

What do you guys think?? Will this be good enough for weekend track trips 3 or 4 times a year or should I **** can the whole system and go with aftermarket rotors and calipers??

Regards,
2 many

 

[ragvette]

I would go with the aftermarket rotors and calipers. I would first try slapping some new racing pads and see how that feels.

 

[Philip Long]

If you want to upgrade your stock brakes Mallett Cars has a set of ceramic-coated stock calipers with titanium pistons available. Talk to Chuck for this specific item. Lance might be able to help if Chuck's not available.

 

[silversport]

WOW!!!