Old-Raptor-guy
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I will 2nd that.We've even got more than one back to back video to prove otherwise. I should have videoed mine as I was +/- a couple feet of Apollo Optics vid with no rear caliper upgrade (just Alcon pads).
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I will 2nd that.We've even got more than one back to back video to prove otherwise. I should have videoed mine as I was +/- a couple feet of Apollo Optics vid with no rear caliper upgrade (just Alcon pads).
awesome. Looking forward to seeing itWe've even got more than one back to back video to prove otherwise. I should have videoed mine as I was +/- a couple feet of Apollo Optics vid with no rear caliper upgrade (just Alcon pads).
"We've" alludes to Raptor Forumawesome. Looking forward to seeing it
Yes. If abs kicks in. You failed. That’s why I don’t think we need “more stopping power”. One can easily get the tires to “lock up” so there is plenty of grip."We've" alludes to Raptor Forum
Even from our own vendor
I'm sure their are more than just a few of us who have used some metric (g meter etc) to measure actual results. However, this is JUST this kit, on this platform. Their are countless others. Every time a tire "slides" braking distance is increased. ABS was not originally designed to reduce braking distance. Only to maintain control under panic braking. What it has become in extreme exotic cars should not be compared to an F150. There IS room for improvement less someone throwing a cinder block at the horizontal pedal.
I disagree, it is not easy to activate ABS in dry high traction conditions. Also factory brakes fade and fade fast.Yes. If abs kicks in. You failed. That’s why I don’t think we need “more stopping power”. One can easily get the tires to “lock up” so there is plenty of grip.
Now. If I needed better modulation to keep from hitting the and threshold. I would replace the entire system.
Agreed 100%. To drive fast you also have to stop fast.I disagree, it is not easy to activate ABS in dry high traction conditions. Also factory brakes fade and fade fast.
If you are happy with factory brakes great, good on you. But those of us who have had situations where braking performance was subpar shouldn't be crucified. Unless you have been in such situations you might not understand.
Starbucks doesn't require exceptional brakes.
I have a brother in law with a 700 hp mustang, he doesn't understand how great brakes will make him "faster" and as such he doesn't understand why on track day he is constantly outside the top 10, yet has the most "power".
Braking power is highly under rated, but is one of the key factors in towing capacity.