Measuring brake bias?

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05-28-2012, 12:24 AM

spookypt

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Measuring brake bias?

Hi everyone, I'm just researching for some advice/heads up on what the correct brake bias % set up is? I have the std on board Wilwood brake bias adjuster. 6 pot fronts and 4 pot rears.

I have some V8 Supercar brake bias gauges that I can hook up to the front and rear calipers simultaneoulsy to measure relative brake pressure. A nifty bit of gear.

What I want to know is what setting should I start out with from the get go cold? 50/50 f to r or 55f to 45 r or ???

The car is 1200kg wet with driver and is only used for track day racing no street driving. I'm just interested to hear any thoughts?

Thanks in advance.

Spookypt

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