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Thread: S197 wheels on SN95

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    But the HEAT handling abilities worth the weight gain. 50% reduction in heat.... seems to be the consciences

    ZR with whacks jobs like me and that Red fella, you old stuff would move quick LOL


    EDIT: those are two piece rotors are amazing.. ouch for the cost though.

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    Combo of Brembo's + CarboTech pads made a huge difference. Topping the hill at Mosport at big speed is no longer an oh shit moment. In a lighter or one that doesn't see those kinds of speeds, Cobra stuff with good pads works awesome.

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    I'd like to see one of them compare the heat numbers between 14" Shelby to 13" Cobra R combo.

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    near the bottom of the page venon has a nice chart

    http://www.vintagevenom.com/sn95-mus...-brake-package

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    Gt500 comparison
    http://www.vintagevenom.com/shelby-g...eel-conversion

    of course they are a retailer so take their findings with a grain of salt IMO

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    I see that now. Can't say I agree with how close they claim the numbers are between Cobra and Cobra R set up.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TheMustangShow View Post
    Yes it is, but so heavy and to lighten it up, it's mega dollars with only a few options. Like this: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...KeyField=23334




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    The Stock 15" Brembo Rotor weigh more than some track wheels.
    and are big enough to use as wheels, lol

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    My wheels are that size haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZR View Post
    I see that now. Can't say I agree with how close they claim the numbers are between Cobra and Cobra R set up.

    Am I missing something? Why is there such a big difference in rears from Cobra PBR's to Cobra R Brembos? Doesn't the Cobra and the Cobra R both use the same rear setup?

    A turbo: Exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens and you go faster.
    "Small cubes and boost makes Darryl something something.............."

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    Once the fronts start to fade, rears are doing more of the braking.

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    Fair enough

    A turbo: Exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens and you go faster.
    "Small cubes and boost makes Darryl something something.............."

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