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I fear this is a suck it and see situation , i had tarox 6 pots on the front of mine with cb calipers on the back and i felt there was to much front bias , the front locked up easily so there is plenty of braking power , i fitted 996 monoblocks on the front and back and prefer them to the tarox ,i just think there is more feel before lockup and they scrub off speed better , this is probably due to the fact that the 996 brakes are a matched set off a rear engined car so the rears will be working harder than the cb's giving more rear bias .
If you already have the tarox on see how they are , hope this helps jon
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I agree with Speedy. The best possible brake bias will give the most stopping power, provided you have a large enough brake to avoid fading.
Another consideration is weight. Brakes are both unsprung and sprung weight... |
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I've put the 944T front discs and calipers on my stock spindles for now ( the brackets I made up for them do not fit my lowered spindles unfortunately) and put the tarox ones on the dropped spindles.
The Porsche disc gives a differend ofset to the wheels so I'l have to wait until I get a new body and mount the fenders to it to so if the porsche discs in combination with the dropped spindles ( give 6mm extra widt each sides) will be possible. I have an 18mm type 1 master brake cylinder, will see how that works out and maybe change to a porsche 944 one later. |
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