Brake cooling mod
Brake cooling mod
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m12_nathan

Original Poster:

5,138 posts

282 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Is nothing short of awesome, brake fade is gone, worth every penny. The end.

DanH

12,287 posts

283 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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This thread is worthless without pictures.

What have you done to stop them being overcooled for road use, and also funneling water onto them etc. when on a wet motorway!

The end? Its hardly the beginning my son!

m12_nathan

Original Poster:

5,138 posts

282 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Pics when I can be bothered Dan

Come to north weald on Sun and look for yourself.

DanH

12,287 posts

283 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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m12_nathan said:
Pics when I can be bothered Dan

Come to north weald on Sun and look for yourself.


I'll just assume they are crap then, and that you are embarrased that I've pulled you up on these important questions

V6GTO

11,579 posts

265 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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m12_nathan said:
Pics when I can be bothered


Excuse me, Mr m12_nathan, but you have a duty to your fellow owners to GET bothered! PRONTO! Whatever next?

Martin.

m12_nathan

Original Poster:

5,138 posts

282 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Dan, just drive everywhere leftfoot braking, it keeps the disks warm and drys them. Next.

paulcundy

1,897 posts

288 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Nathan is that my mod or someone else's (which is very like mine anyway)



Designed to entice him out..................

paulcundy

1,897 posts

288 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Dear Nathan,
Is this what you mean?
Cost me £25 and an hour of my time.

http://paulcundy.smugmug.com/gallery/359222/1/14277022


Regards
Paul C

cutaway

17 posts

255 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Paul,

Did you do anything with the rear brakes?

DanH

12,287 posts

283 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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Where does the hose that has to be disconnected lead?

Nathan - didn't you mention that they had something on the end of the pipe to help distribute the air a bit more precisely? I vaguely recall that it should point onto the side of the disc to cool both sides evenly?

m12_nathan

Original Poster:

5,138 posts

282 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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It has an aluminium thing on the end but is in essence Paul's mod - will post pics.

paulcundy

1,897 posts

288 months

Wednesday 9th February 2005
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cutaway said:
Paul,

Did you do anything with the rear brakes?


Nothing for the rear brakes - not certain they need anything.

Disconnected hose is plastic tagged to the chassis with its face facing verticaly down level with the underbody. Doesn't make a blind bit of difference to the cabin ventilation / heating / air con. In the air collector theres a baffle plate across the front so there never was direct air entry into the disconnected pipe.
Regards
Paul C