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07-27-2014 #1
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What am I not looking at? Baer on front, Wilwood on rear
I have a set of Baer 6 pistons that I was going to put on the front and also have a nice set of Wilwoods 4 pistons that I could put on the rear. Is there a reason that you would not want to do this?
Thanks for your opinions.
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07-28-2014 #2
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What am I not looking at? Baer on front, Wilwood on rear
Not really.. If you want to get technical, the piston area of each can make a difference , but if it's a 6P an a standard 4 piston Wilwood then you're probably fine.
It'll just look funny, that's all.
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07-28-2014 #3
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That is exactly what I have on my car with mechanical bias adjust on two master cylinders. Rear rotor is 12.2 front rotor is 13. I do use the came Carbotech AX6 pad on both calipers and the system works great.
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