Yes, it’s a 13” rotor.Is that a 13” rotor?
Yes, it’s a 13” rotor.Is that a 13” rotor?
Thanks Bob, That is what I was after. I don't want them BAM in your with face color.I like how those rotors came out, @03' White Snake. Subtle + Classy.
She's looking really good. The wheels and tint perfectly compliment the paint. How much power are you hoping for?
@CobraVenom01 has this done, I’m sure he could tell you.
Hahaha, Nate is an awesome guy. He knows I’ve got an offer waiting for him whenever he’s ready. Luckily his blower got fixed before he made a hasty decision to let her go to me.
How do they feel at initial bite during normal braking? Just curious... When I went to the FTBR kit with 14.5" rotors, 4-piston calipers, and braided lines, I was expecting them to throw me into the dash if I sneezed anywhere near the pedal. Instead, they feel more responsive than stock, but don't really come alive until I start braking more aggressively. Overall, under typical A to B driving, I don't really even notice the brakes have been upgraded which I suppose is probably good characteristic all things considered.ATS brakes an are a noticeable upgrade over the stock cobra brakes. Especially with braided lines. Pedal feel is firm and they grab hard.
How do they feel at initial bite during normal braking? Just curious... When I went to the FTBR kit with 14.5" rotors, 4-piston calipers, and braided lines, I was expecting them to throw me into the dash if I sneezed anywhere near the pedal. Instead, they feel more responsive than stock, but don't really come alive until I start braking more aggressively. Overall, under typical A to B driving, I don't really even notice the brakes have been upgraded which I suppose is probably good characteristic all things considered.
How do they feel at initial bite during normal braking? Just curious... When I went to the FTBR kit with 14.5" rotors, 4-piston calipers, and braided lines, I was expecting them to throw me into the dash if I sneezed anywhere near the pedal. Instead, they feel more responsive than stock, but don't really come alive until I start braking more aggressively. Overall, under typical A to B driving, I don't really even notice the brakes have been upgraded which I suppose is probably good characteristic all things considered.
I have the same setup and I feel the same thing as you. Nothing at all over the top normal driving but will get you down in speed quick when doing a nice highway pull.How do they feel at initial bite during normal braking? Just curious... When I went to the FTBR kit with 14.5" rotors, 4-piston calipers, and braided lines, I was expecting them to throw me into the dash if I sneezed anywhere near the pedal. Instead, they feel more responsive than stock, but don't really come alive until I start braking more aggressively. Overall, under typical A to B driving, I don't really even notice the brakes have been upgraded which I suppose is probably good characteristic all things considered.
I upgraded my stock original brakes at 26/27K miles to the 4-Piston Y2K Cobra R Brembo kit in the front along with matching Powerstop slotted rotors in the rear, HAWK ceramic pads, MM stainless steel lines and new fluid. I felt a night and day difference once I had them ‘bed’ in properly.How do they feel at initial bite during normal braking? Just curious... When I went to the FTBR kit with 14.5" rotors, 4-piston calipers, and braided lines, I was expecting them to throw me into the dash if I sneezed anywhere near the pedal. Instead, they feel more responsive than stock, but don't really come alive until I start braking more aggressively. Overall, under typical A to B driving, I don't really even notice the brakes have been upgraded which I suppose is probably good characteristic all things considered.
I have the original Galfer pads in the Brembos and they dust just as bad as the EBC race pads. But they sure do bite though.I ran a set of EBC Yellow Stuff race pads in the stock cobra brakes back in the day, they bite hard like you are saying, I took them off because they would dust like crazy though. After 40 miles, the wheels were black from dust.
I run powerstop pads in my ATS's, they are ok.
I’m curious if the ATS kit provides the same pad contact as the Y2K Brembos?Doesn’t look like he drove it yet. The ATS calipers offer about 3/8”-1/2” more contact toward the hat section of the rotor. Also the pads ever so slightly hang off the rotor, 1/16” or less on mine. So a lot more pad surface than stock cobra brakes.
Nice color, very similar to mine. I did metallic gun metal gray.
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Congrats Man. How many miles? Share some pics
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Well we had some good runs, my buddies FBO Sonic Blue versus my brothers C7. I was surprised with the runs for sure.
After 20+ years, I finally retired the generic, POS cover I had bought for my first Mustang. Upgrade was inspired by the silky one I got for the Vette.
About time you give my cobra a nice car cover damnit!After 20+ years, I finally retired the generic, POS cover I had bought for my first Mustang. Upgrade was inspired by the silky one I got for the Vette.
No, but she fits like a glove so it may as well be. lolI like that’s nice/ is it made just for the cobra?
I almost took another shot in between without any covers on it just so I could tag you in it. hahaAbout time you give my cobra a nice car cover damnit!