Brake Setup
I agree with Snoopy. Why? Because that is exactly what I have done to mine. We also did the FORD brake fluid swap as it has a higher boiling point for track days. Otherwise, Honda brake fluid is just fine. I might add that we bought our Brembo-blank rotors and AEM/Nissin pads from Summit and have had no problems with the setup at all. The tracks I run on include Pocono and Watkins Glen where brakes are tested a lot.
Our brake lines are stainless from Goodridge on the Prelude and Russell on the CRX-you will not regret the swap. Do they help with pedal feel - yes. Overall braking performance is also improved since they do not swell.
You Q about x-drilled. In a few words <G>-don't bother. They will not improve anything and have been known to crack across the holes. I do not even recommend slotted ones as they cannot be surfaced. Blank rotors are just fine for almost any situation.
Happy holidays
Our brake lines are stainless from Goodridge on the Prelude and Russell on the CRX-you will not regret the swap. Do they help with pedal feel - yes. Overall braking performance is also improved since they do not swell.
You Q about x-drilled. In a few words <G>-don't bother. They will not improve anything and have been known to crack across the holes. I do not even recommend slotted ones as they cannot be surfaced. Blank rotors are just fine for almost any situation.
Happy holidays
Cox Import hooked me up... got Brembo Blanks in front... AEM Pads all around... and OEM Rotors in the back. Brembo doesnt sell blanks in the back... my setup is gonna be sick! :thumbup:


