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Pleased the day went well in general mate and the car handled well. Interesting on the brakes though. When the Vantage S was introduced it used a 380mm front 2 piece floating disc (up from 355mm, non floating) and a 6 piston Brembo caliper (up from 4 piston) and Pagid RS4-2-2 pads. These are much more capable. Add braided lines and Castrol SRF fluid and I reckon you’d be ok on track. You can usually buy caliper spacers to enable the existing caliper to accept a bigger disc, but I’d swap out the caliper for the beefier 6 pot too.
Hey thanks guys!To respond to you alllThe newer cars and vantage s variants actually have proper brake vents built into the lower bumper so they do well especially when combined when bigger discs n padsIn my case 911 scoops i feel really did wonders because my car managed to for full 2 hours plus before giving up completely.The fluid boiled before the pads gave out as i still ended the session with around 30% pad lifeWithout the scoops i reckon fluid would have boiled after 3 aggressive laps or so In terms of noise i tested 105db at 5k static with valves open and 91 closed But i cheekily ran it valves open the whole duration and no black flags First few laps i was in quiet mode then the roars of c63s zipping around gave me the confidence to just open the valves as they were equally loud on full chat.The stock pads are genuinely admirable and a mega all round pad but have a thermal limit of around 450 to 500 degrees before glazingnext session late september if the other fellas agreePBS ProTrack (8017PT) around 180 for fronts Potentially new rear stock pads as they are at 50% a full fluid flush with rbf and the car should be much better for itThe pbs pads have similar manners but the thermal limit should be around 250 degrees higherI will eventually get those bigger 370 or 380mm floating discs all round but as and when the stock discs die they still have around 70% life measured.It was the only aston on track that day and man did people soak it upAll in all the car was alot of fun handled like a dream the suspension and geo meant it was near impossible to break traction and felt noticeably faster on the drive home hahaEdited by jafbash786 on Friday 17th July 22:17
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robinessex said: Off for a quick trip, early evening drive, mostly B and country lanes, but roads you can make good progress on if you can drive properly. However, quickly arrive behind a snail-moving vehicle. Country lane, but quite wide and easy to make progress. Except we have the brake lights in front sending out Morse Code signals; applies them for almost everything (or imagined). Next, traffic lights, stops, and then turns left, no signal, and snail acceleration; we've still got the Morse Code signals going. We proceed like this, at about half the speed the road is capable of, for about
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Have you forgotten the Jaguar XF RS Sportbrake supercharged 5.0 V8. This is surely the ultimate 'wolf in sheeps clothing ' spotsbrake?
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Haha hadn’t noticed the Psychic College sign Thanks Simon on the brakes recommendation also along with spec upgrades on the B8.5 - didn’t know that.Throw in some Ohlins or KW’s and you could have quite the weapon!
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havoc said: fk me, really?...so the law is on the side of people that can't work out that cars in front of them sitting away from the kerb with their brake lights on MIGHT just be waiting for the road to be clear?!? (Had something very similar just 30 minutes ago - row of parked cars my side, car in front waiting for oncoming traffic, but I hung back ~1.5 to 2 car lengths just to give me some wiggle room, sitting with my brake lights on and at least 2ft from the kerb. Dumbfk in a new Volvo comes steaming up past me before looking past the end of his nose and seeing that there's a car coming