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Daren

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  1. Thanks for the input, I have several track hours on this car but the interesting part was I experienced no brake fade. The only symptom was the car shaking when the brakes were hot. I assumed that the rotors were warped so I took a trip to the AD to replace rotors/ pads. After further inspection the calipers turned out to be the culprit. I'm just surprised that the calipers would be cooked before anything else (brake fluid,rotors,pads) maybe they are defective... Regardless I'm switching to larger brakes. I was just curious to see if this was a common issue with the red brakes.

    On the comment regarding the parking brake it's always better to cool the brakes down before setting the park brake especially after spirited driving or you'll end up with warped rotors. During normal driving it should be fine to set the brake.

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