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<blockquote data-quote="RedZ4" data-source="post: 126980" data-attributes="member: 1117"><p>Hey if cost is a factor for brake upgrade might I suggest you learn to anticipate and leave enough room so you don't have to brake suddenly.</p><p></p><p>Now if you're going to track the car then I suggest you do your thresthold breaking bofore entering any corner.</p><p>When you get better and are more familiar with the car then you can play with trail braking. Which is a more advance technique of braking while going into the turn. Very dangerous if you don't know how cause one can spin out very easily.</p><p></p><p>I have to agree with you on the braking in E30 being sub par. But we're dealing with a 20 year old car with old technology. Maybe you ought to upgrade to a better pad that bites harder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RedZ4, post: 126980, member: 1117"] Hey if cost is a factor for brake upgrade might I suggest you learn to anticipate and leave enough room so you don't have to brake suddenly. Now if you're going to track the car then I suggest you do your thresthold breaking bofore entering any corner. When you get better and are more familiar with the car then you can play with trail braking. Which is a more advance technique of braking while going into the turn. Very dangerous if you don't know how cause one can spin out very easily. I have to agree with you on the braking in E30 being sub par. But we're dealing with a 20 year old car with old technology. Maybe you ought to upgrade to a better pad that bites harder. [/QUOTE]
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