Well on friday looks like i'm going to be ordering the hux racing big brake kit. With both sets of disks (scalloped and grooved so i can swop them over when needed)
Has anyone else fitted this kit? Is it any good?
[Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
Dont know myself mate but if it were me I wouldn't order till I'd heard some positive feedback. How much is the kit if you don't mind my asking? Only reason is have you thought of just uprating to rev2+ spec. You'll get a good 2nd hand set, calipers, discs and poss decent pads for about £250 and throw any leftover (£100ish) at braided lines and you'll get noticeably better performance over existing (I've just done this myself only this week but too early to really pass insightful comment though initial thoughts are excellent... we'll see when driven with ermmm, focus.)
Seems for most here standard brakes and good pads are fine. Many say grooved discs destroy pads and rather than disperse gases through the 'slots' better to just not generate them initially by increasing temp dissipation... the larger discs/calipers aid this and braided lines should reduce fade.
Just my thoughts for what they're worth. Good luck with it.
R
Seems for most here standard brakes and good pads are fine. Many say grooved discs destroy pads and rather than disperse gases through the 'slots' better to just not generate them initially by increasing temp dissipation... the larger discs/calipers aid this and braided lines should reduce fade.
Just my thoughts for what they're worth. Good luck with it.
R
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
Its costing about 2k in total and that doesnt inc import tax
naaa I need some more stopping power than the rev2+ brakes and Im fed up with the Toyota ones seizing
the kit incs
all SS braided lines, fully functional e-brake, Wilwood 4 piston billet calipers front/rear, upgraded master cylinder & proportioning valve, scalloped rotors (optional round rotors available) front/rear, & Wilwood e-brake caliper
Scalloped rotors will shave @27-42 lbs of rotational weight. Scalloped rotors are suited for drag racing and street application.
Round rotors suited for road racing conditions.
As said I will be getting both sets of disks
naaa I need some more stopping power than the rev2+ brakes and Im fed up with the Toyota ones seizing
the kit incs
all SS braided lines, fully functional e-brake, Wilwood 4 piston billet calipers front/rear, upgraded master cylinder & proportioning valve, scalloped rotors (optional round rotors available) front/rear, & Wilwood e-brake caliper
Scalloped rotors will shave @27-42 lbs of rotational weight. Scalloped rotors are suited for drag racing and street application.
Round rotors suited for road racing conditions.
As said I will be getting both sets of disks
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
Does sound comprehensive.Do you have a link and or both:-pictures.
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
Hi mate, i have this set up , they are a pain to fit and the callipers dont have dust covers so if you get water on them they will seize!
Ive managed to get mine working well but i wouldnt get this kit again as
aready said save your cash and get a set of rev2/3!!
Andy
Ive managed to get mine working well but i wouldnt get this kit again as
aready said save your cash and get a set of rev2/3!!
Andy
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
if you are prepared to spend that amount of money why not buy this kit
http://www.mr2oc.com/showthread.php?t=291048&page=1
and link to vendor site
http://www.wolfkatz.com/proddetail.php? ... _Brake_Kit
http://www.mr2oc.com/showthread.php?t=291048&page=1
and link to vendor site
http://www.wolfkatz.com/proddetail.php? ... _Brake_Kit
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
If you've got 2k to burn why not get hispecs? You could get a full car kit for that, they're pretty well proven and have dust seals on the pistons.
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Link? I'll have a look
The hux kit is for all 4 wheels and i've very impressed tbh so will take allot to beat it
The hux kit is for all 4 wheels and i've very impressed tbh so will take allot to beat it
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
I would say that a car running new standard discs and carbotech pads on all corners would brake just as well as those.
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oBladeo wrote:Link? I'll have a look
The hux kit is for all 4 wheels and i've very impressed tbh so will take allot to beat it
you aint listening mate!!
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
oBladeo wrote:Link? I'll have a look
The hux kit is for all 4 wheels and i've very impressed tbh so will take allot to beat it
A web search would turn them up pretty quick! But here: http://www.hispecbrake.co.uk/
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
hi spec don't do rears do they?
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
yes they do,
just call them.
they have new rear calipers with e-brake
just call them.
they have new rear calipers with e-brake
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Just emailed em and asked what they can do for me as i want all 4
Will see what they say
Will see what they say
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No racing brake clipers come with seals i've been told so i'm going to have to live this that
Also been looking at theses. Are they any good tho???
Front
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/_Car-Parts-Access ... 286.c0.m14
Rear
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/_Car-Parts-Access ... 286.c0.m14
Also been looking at theses. Are they any good tho???
Front
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/_Car-Parts-Access ... 286.c0.m14
Rear
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/_Car-Parts-Access ... 286.c0.m14
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
Dont you find 2k abit on the xpensive side even hi-spec i think are way to dear
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
rob shipp wrote:. Many say grooved discs destroy pads and rather than disperse gases through the 'slots'
R
thats because thats point of groved discs, to wear away at the surface off the brake pad, to help prevent brake fade. nothing to do with disperse gases or cooling.
the drilled part of the disc to assisit with cooling
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
allan welsh wrote:hi spec don't do rears do they?
Yes they do Alan. Both Jonno and I had them fitted in the past. Although as has been mentioned, they now produce a full kit for this. We had to make up spacer plates, to allow the stock caliper to fit the disk.
See the rears on the Beast.
EarL.
Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
So what do you think to the D2 8 Piston Brake kit? Can you see any issues with this?
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Just add really good pads and disks to my rev1 calipers and buy the full tein setup in the for sale section
???
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Just add really good pads and disks to my rev1 calipers and buy the full tein setup in the for sale section
???
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Re: [Mk2] [Turbo] Hux racing big brake kit
depending on the swept area of the caliper 8 pots might be overkill and of no benefit over a well designed 4 pot