Reply to "Upgrading brakes"

davidnunnMember

Boyd,

I'm sorry to hear about your accident. Not many people survive 150 mph crashes. I bet I know what happened ... those bastards at Wilwood convinced Acura's engineers to design the NSX's brakes with the rotors on the outside of the hubs. When you drove it that fast the additional width of the rotor created stresses and metal expansion from heat and O.M.G... total catastrophic failure of the brakes and suspension! It's all Wilwood's fault!

Boyd, I'm not making fun of your accident; just trying to lighten things up. It's a good thing I didn't tell your friend Ron that he should be using floating rotors on a car that's used regularily on a race track!!! (oh, that would sure "open a can of worms").

David

8/1/0910:33 AM

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