Inexpensive minor brake upgrade for original 4.3
Discussion
I admit due to winter storage over the years and low mileage the brakes need an overhaul, however was wondering if there is a sensible front caliper only improvement that doesnt require a re-balance.
I have always felt the rears too prominent in braking (possibly due to bum coming up and weight transfer!) - also they are a bit press and prey (non 500 brakes)
Would prefer to fit braided flexes + improved front caliper only + new pads and fluid all round + rear caliper service
I.e. fitting 500 front calipers only? - same rotors and mounts?
Have reviewed articles, however cannot see reference to the bottom end of upgrades - pricing is very important as currently a Carer / not working.
I have always felt the rears too prominent in braking (possibly due to bum coming up and weight transfer!) - also they are a bit press and prey (non 500 brakes)
Would prefer to fit braided flexes + improved front caliper only + new pads and fluid all round + rear caliper service
I.e. fitting 500 front calipers only? - same rotors and mounts?
Have reviewed articles, however cannot see reference to the bottom end of upgrades - pricing is very important as currently a Carer / not working.
If you have the 240 mm discs you can upgrade to 260 mm discs and calipers of a Griffith 500. It's a fairly cheap upgrade, sets like these are often advertised on PH. Throw in some quality discs and pads and it's a major upgrade over the standard 240 mm set. I did this three years ago, no more fading on trackdays with the 260 mm set. After some serious saving i bought myself a Spiderconversion including Tuscan 4 pot calipers and 308 mm discs, AWESOME braking.
Fred
Fred
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