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The automatic from 1992-1993. The same as the 700R4, just has a different name.

Either way, they are junk. There are some minor differences on a ...
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Re: Questoins about road racing/autocrossing....

Subject: Re: Questoins about road racing/autocrossing....
by jsup on 2008/11/28 0:12:33

Quote:

CentralCoaster wrote:
I guarantee you'll overheat those 12" brakes on your first track day. Regardless, assuming you have good fluid, the pads will overheat first, and give you a little bit of warning before they fade entirely, so be aware of it, they don't really come back until the car has a chance to cool down. You can adjust your driving accordingly on the later sessions.

The bias spring will mean a little less work for the front brakes, which is good.

Auto-X just abuses the car and tears up wheel bearings. Brian Cunningham can probably attest to that.


Should I do the bias spring no matter what I do?
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