Porsche Lagune
#17
03-07-2010, 01:41 PM
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Location: Rocklin, California
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nice videos. good luck w/the operation.
few questions
1. do they not make PFC 01 brake pads for the porsche caliper? those seem to be the ultimate brake pad in the BMW world, im shocked to see you continuing to complain about brake problems and not see them on your car.
2. read that you went to motorsport steel rotors - why did you go back to the PCCB rotors? sorry if i missed it in the opening post
3. have you considered syncing your traqmate data w/your video? i know youre going fast, but would like to see how fast you're going and what your rpms are
few questions
1. do they not make PFC 01 brake pads for the porsche caliper? those seem to be the ultimate brake pad in the BMW world, im shocked to see you continuing to complain about brake problems and not see them on your car.
2. read that you went to motorsport steel rotors - why did you go back to the PCCB rotors? sorry if i missed it in the opening post
3. have you considered syncing your traqmate data w/your video? i know youre going fast, but would like to see how fast you're going and what your rpms are
I used PFC 01 for my M3 and love it -- noisy as heck. I don't know if they make it for RS
I want to give PCCB one more try with motorsports P50 pads. It's coming off and will be sold to raise funds for other weight loss measures
Yeah, I am too lazy to syn my traqmate to video. I only use it to time laps. Will attempt to syn video when I am faster
I forgot to take my medication lol. See above
Last edited by mikymu; 03-08-2010 at 04:16 AM.
#18
03-08-2010, 11:57 AM
I only got 1 hour of sleep the night before - it's a tradition staying up late getting the last bit of car stuff ready. Big thanks to Alex and James from Sharkwerks for meeting me late Wednesday night in the pouring rain so I can take emergency delivery of Pagid P50 pads for PCCB. Fantastic customer service as usual!
#19
03-08-2010, 02:17 PM
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Hey Alex. Big thanks for taking the time to fight the 680 traffic and meet me at Pleasanton for the brake pads. I could not think of another shop that will go the extra miles like you and James!! Hope I did not get you in trouble with wify 
I am really happy to have tried the P50 pads on my PCCB. Now I know I am officially done with PCCB and back to steel without that nagging "what if" in my head.
I will e-mail you soon on couple race exhaust suggestions for Laguna Seca. Perhaps we can call it sharklagune race exhaust or SRE for short and stamp a flame throwing shark next to it
Mike
I am really happy to have tried the P50 pads on my PCCB. Now I know I am officially done with PCCB and back to steel without that nagging "what if" in my head.
I will e-mail you soon on couple race exhaust suggestions for Laguna Seca. Perhaps we can call it sharklagune race exhaust or SRE for short and stamp a flame throwing shark next to it
Mike
#20
03-08-2010, 03:32 PM
Hey Alex. Big thanks for taking the time to fight the 680 traffic and meet me at Pleasanton for the brake pads. I could not think of another shop that will go the extra miles like you and James!! Hope I did not get you in trouble with wify
I am really happy to have tried the P50 pads on my PCCB. Now I know I am officially done with PCCB and back to steel without that nagging "what if" in my head.
I will e-mail you soon on couple race exhaust suggestions for Laguna Seca. Perhaps we can call it sharklagune race exhaust or SRE for short and stamp a flame throwing shark next to it
Mike
I am really happy to have tried the P50 pads on my PCCB. Now I know I am officially done with PCCB and back to steel without that nagging "what if" in my head.
I will e-mail you soon on couple race exhaust suggestions for Laguna Seca. Perhaps we can call it sharklagune race exhaust or SRE for short and stamp a flame throwing shark next to it
Mike
And it really seems like you gave it everything you had o the PCCB set up Yes it works for some and yes it fails for others but at least you really tried every angle. Steels it will be...Sounds good on the exhaust stuff
#21
03-08-2010, 04:41 PM
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Rep Power: 132 Hey Mike again our pleasure... We took the "RS" commuter car for that trip And it really seems like you gave it everything you had o the PCCB set up Yes it works for some and yes it fails for others but at least you really tried every angle. Steels it will be...
Sounds good on the exhaust stuff
And it really seems like you gave it everything you had o the PCCB set up Yes it works for some and yes it fails for others but at least you really tried every angle. Steels it will be...Sounds good on the exhaust stuff
I am done experimenting with PCCB and it will be for sale soon
I still need to do a little more research before I present you with the exhaust proposal. Look for my e-mail in couple days
Oh, by the way. Love James green race car!!
Last edited by mikymu; 03-08-2010 at 04:48 PM.
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