k-sport..

[mart1983]

right i can't make my mind up for what size k-sport brakes to go for 356 or 330.... what would you go for and whats your views on the difference.
these are the front brakes i am going for.....

cheers

 

[Dirtmatt]

Greater stopping power for bigger discs plus if you have 18's they will fill the wheel lol

Just remember you need to fit good pads

 

[B6lee]

if your gonna upgrade then at least go bigger


356 is a no brainer

 

[Dirtmatt]

if your gonna upgrade then at least go bigger


356 is a no brainer

That's a better way of putting it :razz:

 

[mart1983]

i like the idea of the 356 but was thinking if i ever did want to stick 17" alloys on i can't.Is there a lot of difference between the two sizes or it is they just look better with 18" alloys... i just cant make my f**king mind up ffs.. lol

 

[Dirtmatt]

i like the idea of the 356 but was thinking if i ever did want to stick 17" alloys on i can't.Is there a lot of difference between the two sizes or it is they just look better with 18" alloys... i just cant make my f**king mind up ffs.. lol

Not fully true, so say they should fit under the team dynamics pro races that come on the mr..I would guess it would be a really close fit.

Depends if you want to spend the extra money on bigger discs, if it was me I would. Was thinking about k sports but managed to get alcons

 

[Smokey]

Depends what you are going to with the car. The Brembo caliper are good if you change brake lines use good oil and pads.

 

[MartinW@EPP]

i like the idea of the 356 but was thinking if i ever did want to stick 17" alloys on i can't.Is there a lot of difference between the two sizes or it is they just look better with 18" alloys... i just cant make my f**king mind up ffs.. lol

8mr, 17 in alloys still fit over the 356, along with another x2 sets that i have ran previously on the 9, its as tight as a midgys knacker and you have to run your wheel weights on the inside but they do fit:razz: i have done many tracks days with 356's and 8mr alloys so its proven

18's are far better anyway IMO

 

[B6lee]

You get increased torque by moving the brake friction area out from the centre of the wheel.
Imagine a spinning disc, it will take less effort to stop it spinning from the very outside point of the disc than what it does from the centre.