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So static F-R brake bias and dynamic F-R brake bias (you’ll typically see 6-10% forward shift) are two of the more important calculations/numbers to discuss because it allows you to estimate incipient wheel lockup. Total brake torque at front or rear would be discussed before going out on track and whether a change in brake pad CoF is warranted. An increase in F total brake torque is not offset by a decrease in R total brake torque. Increased F + decreased R = larger forward shift in brake balance. Here’s a link to the variables that are needed to calculate dynamic brake bias: https://brakepower.com Last edited by M3SQRD; 04-11-2024 at 09:52 AM.. |
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I read this as upgrade the factory brakes and get on with life.
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