porn-adkt

iTrader: (37)

Nice..

question..

Hows the balance in braking front Vs rear? i assume the rears are using a smaller sized piston correct?

Im asking cause i have willwoods 4 piston all around, my rears use smaller pistons but im wondering if its too much bite for the rear. I recently locked them up @60mph and the car wanted to go sideways, kinda like if you were to pull the e brake on a 240.. So im trying to see if my rears are the culprit.

Im getting a set of those tires soon. How is the wet traction and handling?

thanks

sakataj

iTrader: (182)

looks awesome man

Seize

Looks nice! The fitment of wheels look great too!

ZippyGuy

iTrader: (9)

I'll have to take a look tomorrow but from memory the rears look smaller than the fronts so I'm presuming the piston size must be different. I believe you are correct.

Given the circumstance you're describing you might check into a brake line leak of have the whole system checked for air bubbles.

ZippyGuy

iTrader: (9)

Thanks for the compliments fellas! This is my daily driver, I leave the crazy stuff for my weekend car, so I really can't go lower but 0 wheel gap in the back and 1 finger front.

porn-adkt

iTrader: (37)

thanks..Nothing wrong with my brakes, actually they work too good, and im thinking the rears may be overpowered causing tail spin at full lock..either way..thanks..and NICE CAR

ZippyGuy

iTrader: (9)

Thanks Man! Wildwoods are at the top of the class for BBK's, I'm sure it's an overpowering issue or something simple. I did NOT do my install because of the brake line replacements so I'm not an expert on the subject.