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    I am running DBA rotors which have paint indicators on them, although I must admit I did not pull the wheels to check it out. I am using Wilwood 600 fluid, and don't think it was boiling. This seems to be primarily a pad problem, so I will be switching to the Hawk DTC-60's as suggested by John George...who's to argue with the national champion? By the way brake balance and stopping power were excellent with the small rear brakes, at one point I missed a braking point going into the corkscrew and locked up all four wheels, going off track in a straight and controlled fashion. No apparent need for bigger rear brakes. If you can lock all four Hoosier slicks at will, you have max braking capacity of the package!
    Last edited by tcoon; 07-09-2013 at 08:48 AM.
    Coyote powered Daytona Coupe Competition Racecar #21
    Challenge series #21
    FFR 33 Hot Rod
    2009 3rd place NorCal series
    2010 3rd place West Coast series
    2011 2nd place NorCal, 2nd place West Coast Series, 3rd place WERC class E1

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