Well dude that's the price we have to pay for performance right. I mean if we're ganna be driving fast then we better have some brakes that will stop us as fast you know what I'm saying.Bori83 wrote: I appreciate the advice i will learn to live with it .
Well the max capacity of the engine with stock internals is 400HP safe. Anything more then that and you're asking for problems. Maintanance of the car is not that much different. You just have to us premium gas and change the oil every 2.5 - 3K miles. Tim said that he can do my whole bottom and top end of my engine to hold way more than 400HP. It is going to cost me more then 12G's, but at this point I'm thinking if I get a new car the beggining to mid of next year which I'll be dropping 100-500 G's because it will be from a Ferrari, Lambo, Rolce Royce, or SLR why drop 12 G's into the A/C besides the money I've been putting into it since May of this year till now. It's not going anywhere though. I'm not selling it anytime soon.Bori83 wrote:I am working on engine mods now as I finished all the rest. I WAS going to boost but am VERY skeptical with regards to engine max capacity and maintanance. Any word in that area is welcome.
Thanks Mike
I see 400 HP is more than enough for me. I am not really wanting any more than 350. On that note us military folks aint making much "change" as it is, so its a slow steady process. Im in Houston so im gonna see if i can stop by turbonetics and see what i can find out. Thanks for the heads up though.Mr.Coupe wrote:Well the max capacity of the engine with stock internals is 400HP safe. Anything more then that and you're asking for problems. Maintanance of the car is not that much different. You just have to us premium gas and change the oil every 2.5 - 3K miles. Tim said that he can do my whole bottom and top end of my engine to hold way more than 400HP. It is going to cost me more then 12G's, but at this point I'm thinking if I get a new car the beggining to mid of next year which I'll be dropping 100-500 G's because it will be from a Ferrari, Lambo, Rolce Royce, or SLR why drop 12 G's into the A/C besides the money I've been putting into it since May of this year till now. It's not going anywhere though. I'm not selling it anytime soon.
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Dangeris,dangeris wrote:Yeah I had this problem as well and it's due to a "glazing" that forms on the surface of the pad due to normal driving. The aggressive brake pads that comes with the AP BBK are meant for. well. aggressive driving driving like on a race track. However to cure this problem follow these steps.
- Find yourself a back road that's straight, one that you can get to about 50 to 60 mph.
-MAKE SURE THERE IS NO COPS AROUND!!!
- drive down it until you get to 50 or 60 and then slam on the brakes.
- Repeat about 3 4 times.
This will burn off that glazing and you'll get no more squealing when you're coming to a stop.
Blackmobile,Blackmobile wrote:if i'm not mistaken that's the bedding in procedure, but you might also want to mention that when you slam on the breaks from 50-60 mhp, to not come to a complete stop and cruise for a minute or so to cool down the brakes.