Dual Caliper Rear Brake Kits (ECS)

[xSabretoothx]

Stumbled upon this: https://www.ecstuning.com/b-assembled-by-ecs-parts/build-your-own-dual-caliper-rear-brake-kit-310x22mm-rotors/br0015kt~dk/?pdk=AQIEAQcGAQEI

This isn't my thing, but I know people have been asking about this set-up.

 

[gti2slow]

Whats the point of these?

 

[jay745]

Whats the point of these?

Mainly for track cars so you can use the e-brake when you park after coming in with hot brakes. If you use the e brake on a normal setup that uses the same pads, you will essentially fuse the hot pads to the rotor. Using a separate caliper that doesn't get hot during your session allows you to park without using wheel chocks after you come in.

 

[Joshohol]

Same guys carson and I got our brembo adapters from. The guys in the european facebook group all hate creation motorsports. They do make a good product though

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[clownish]

Same guys carson and I got our brembo adapters from. The guys in the european facebook group all hate creation motorsports. They do make a good product though

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If it's a good product why do they dislike the company?


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[Joshohol]

Some shit products here ab there and i dont think theres much support abd copying other peoples products

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[gti2slow]

Mainly for track cars so you can use the e-brake when you park after coming in with hot brakes.

I think hanging 20lb of useless unsprung weight would be completely anti "track", I could see having an extra caliper to lock up the rears on a drift machine.