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Any experience with Stuttgart classic brake calipers
Hey guys, has anybody tried stuttgart classics brake upgrade. Looking into options for a big brake kit that works with 16” wheels.
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What car you want to fit the brakes?
For my Carrera 3.2 I'm using 997 C4S calipers (36/44 pistons) in front with a slightly modded Peugeot front rotor fit behind the hub (could be also 993TT aka Big Red) and for rear 930 rotor and slightly modded calliper with 30/34 pistons. Fits in 16x7 Fuchs. |
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also, what problems/deficiencies with your existing brake system are you looking to remedy?
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I know the go to answer is that the stock brakes are enough however i want more bite and a more modern caliper as i have a built motor and the stock brakes feel a bit under powered. It will see some track time so also want something that can handle the heat well.
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I'm waiting on a set of these from Tuthill racing in the UK right now. They run them on all the gravel rally cars, including what just ran in the East Africa Rally. I had thought I might go turbo reps or AP or similar, but after talking with the Tuthill folks, they seem to have very good success. Cost effective too.
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Old thread, but they are under $300 a corner and perform well. They are noisy though.
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