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Thread: Brake upgrade
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Old 04-07-2006, 12:15 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by stevesrt8
virtually anything you do will REDUCE brake performance. Be careful, as the SRT team gave you the best performing brakes possible. When a huge heavy sedan stops quicker than most sports cars that are a thousand pounds lighter...

If you have squeeling, you simply have not used your brakes hard enough. Note that I have almost 8000 miles and not a peep out of mine. That's because I use them, shall we say, vigorously. And regularly. Yes, they're a little "groovy". But they are FANTASTIC brakes. Full race conditions with no fade! In a 2 ton sedan!

The dust? Get used to it. I can show you 100K Mercedes with dusty rims like ours. And they don't stop as good!!!

Patience is a virtue, there is a fix in the "pipeline", wait and see.
I agree with absolutely everything above -- except perhaps the part about needing to use the brakes hard. I don't use my brakes very hard -- with these brakes, I can haul down quickly from speed so smoothly and effortlessly -- the ABS never triggers. No serious grooving and no squeaking but of course plenty of dust. But I'm only at 2500 miles.
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