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New brakes

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The SST has a new brake setup on the front, went from 9" to 11" rotors and 2 3/4" piston calipers.
Custom caliper mount back plates, thought I would use SS for these :o
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Looks Great Windy!
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Beautiful work! Was there a compelling reason to move to the larger brakes?
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Bill Cleveland wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2020 12:06 pm Beautiful work! Was there a compelling reason to move to the larger brakes?
Trying this setup to reduce pad wear and increase stopping power. I wasn't getting much life out of the 9" rotors before they would start to deteriorate.
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