[Rebel1]

LB you are indeed correct in your assumption that the fronts are doing all the work.

Firstly, some time back ( couple of years maybe) there was a story in the snaketales mag which detailed the efforts of some-one to correct the RMC jag brake imbalance. Should some-one find it and post a link would be appreciated and will show the extent that person went to.

Without detailing all the efforts past owners have invested (and money), the overall thinking is that the front brakes are wayyyyyyyyy to big and powerful. They were after-all designed to stop a 4000lbs sports saloon from high speeds that car was capable of. We are half the weight.

General consensus is to use a smaller front caliper. Nissan 4 spot calipers are light and proven to correct much of the problem.

I have also been told (albeit by an Englishman) that use of the earlier jag caliper (2 piston, bolt right in) is much better than using the later 4 spot series 11 onward for our cobras.

I should also advise once you get the balance sorted and the back doing more work, then you will have to attend to the rear solid rotor getting too hot and going away.

A vented rear rotor conversion is available to assist in addressing that problem.

Cheers