Carbon Cermaic Brakes...do they affect your buying decision?
#1
Carbon Cermaic Brakes...do they affect your buying decision?
For people who never track their car, is this a waste of money when purchasing a car?
I hear replacement for this is a $20k?
How often do they need to be replace? 40k miles?
Also is the 20k figure correct?
Thanks for any info
I hear replacement for this is a $20k?
How often do they need to be replace? 40k miles?
Also is the 20k figure correct?
Thanks for any info
#5
Not sure about the Gallardo or the Murci, but most of the CCB brake options I'm aware of last far longer than their steel counterparts.
The service life on the CCB's for my car is 100K miles... I wouldn't think that the Lamborghini's would be anything less.
On the other side of that, I know that the steel brakes are only good for about 25K before they're in need of replacement.
The service life on the CCB's for my car is 100K miles... I wouldn't think that the Lamborghini's would be anything less.
On the other side of that, I know that the steel brakes are only good for about 25K before they're in need of replacement.
#7
I have CCB's on my Spyder..and love em! You'll never have to change them as long as you own the car.
When driving around town it takes a little while to get used to them. They're very sensitive.
I heard that CCB's will be standard equipment on 2011 Gallardo's.
When driving around town it takes a little while to get used to them. They're very sensitive.
I heard that CCB's will be standard equipment on 2011 Gallardo's.
Last edited by Jeff SD; 07-21-2009 at 09:34 PM.
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#11
"Nope..Different Pads.
One other nice thing about CCB's is there's zero brake dust "
Before ill buy with my next Gallardo, Ill wait until someone has 15-20k or so on them and find out how long the pads last..the pads are very pricey.....and if im not doing any track time I dont really need them...
One other nice thing about CCB's is there's zero brake dust "
Before ill buy with my next Gallardo, Ill wait until someone has 15-20k or so on them and find out how long the pads last..the pads are very pricey.....and if im not doing any track time I dont really need them...
#12
"Nope..Different Pads.
One other nice thing about CCB's is there's zero brake dust "
Before ill buy with my next Gallardo, Ill wait until someone has 15-20k or so on them and find out how long the pads last..the pads are very pricey.....and if im not doing any track time I dont really need them...
One other nice thing about CCB's is there's zero brake dust "
Before ill buy with my next Gallardo, Ill wait until someone has 15-20k or so on them and find out how long the pads last..the pads are very pricey.....and if im not doing any track time I dont really need them...
#13
"Set of front Pads are ~$800.00 (not that much more than regular pads)."
I paid $250 for my front pads.....and a set of CCB rotors aren't run around $15k?
I paid $250 for my front pads.....and a set of CCB rotors aren't run around $15k?
Last edited by norcal2; 07-23-2009 at 02:12 PM.
#14
IMO $800.00 is still a bargain..Regarding the CC rotor's you'll never have to replace them.