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Stasis/Alcon 355 Mono4.
Tried to bed them in last night, but my tires started to fade before the brakes would, so not sure that they got hot enough - (gonna have to put my summer tires on) - probably not up to 100% power, but they're already a HUGE improvement over stock. VERY VERY happy with the brake feel and ease of modulation - a gazillion times better than stock. As good as my 996, and better than my dad's Z06. Brake feel was really high on my list of desires, and i'm *so* happy with the results. A few notes: 1) Odd buzzing sound from them on my initial trip. Not sure what the source is, but might just be the crescents making noise against the brand new pads. I think it was reduced or gone post bedding, but i haven't checked with stasis to see if there's anything else that might cause it. 2) The brake lines that stasis ships are a touch on the short side, so the brake line bracket needed to be rotated a touch in order to present enough line that full-lock turning wouldn't put pressure on the line. Next step with the brakes is looking at rear pads and possibly upgrading the lines to SS. Some quick pics (oddly they look smaller in these pics than they look in person): ![]()
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I keep forgetting to ask the STaSIS guys what that sound is.
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with the windows down..
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I wish I had the money for Alcons
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Might try to fit something in there before then.
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Caliper has to come off rotor. Pads then snap in/out. This is what stasis says.
That all said, Stasis does not advise swapping pads between street/track w/o swapping rotors as well, so it's not a straightforward as you might think. They claim that pad incompatibilities will cause serious shaking issues, early rotor degradation and a lack of braking performance. I'm skeptical however given my experience swapping pads on my 911, and seeing other guys at the track who swap multiple times. Knowing all that i still went with the alcons. Stilli think they're the best overall package for the $.
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