Cobra Brake Mod- Appearence/Function

WheelStander

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Was sick of that unfinished look and it was tough to keep clean on this detail.

Total Cost 5 bucks
Install Time 5 minutes

they seat perfectly on the lip just use your fingernail to push in the edges all the way down all around.

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WheelStander

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A good question.

I've had them on there for about 300 street and highway miles so far in 100 degree heat.

Its ABS so whatever the meltdown point is and whatever the heat factor in your brakes sure I guess.

I have not witnessed any property breakdown in the material yet though.

Test it out or you could pop them out on track days.
 
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WheelStander

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And if you want something a little different try the chrome plug for your bathroom vanity I had those on there they fit perfectly as well if you want the chrome look.

Lowes or Home Depot for that.
 
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A good question.

I've had them on there for about 300 street and highway miles so far in 100 degree heat.

Its ABS so whatever the meltdown point is and whatever the heat factor in your brakes sure I guess.

I have not witnessed any property breakdown in the material yet though.

Test it out or you could pop them out on track days.


Yea I think they would be totally fine for daily driving duties, but the first time you get those brakes up to a couple hundred degrees I'd guess they'd just get soft, deform, and fall out. Good thing they are nice and cheap then.
 

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