Bigger Rotor!

[starscream]

What is the biggest rotor size that will fit a standard mitsubishi twin pot caliper? or can we increase the size of rotor without changing stock rotor? anyone here knows?

 

[jinkl]

What is the biggest rotor size that will fit a standard mitsubishi twin pot caliper? or can we increase the size of rotor without changing stock rotor? anyone here knows?

dont understand ur question at all , "increase the size of rotor without changing stock rotor" huh... blur

 

[huakenny]

guess TS meant increase rotor size while the caliper remain?

 

[kurt shinoda]

:hmmmm::hmmmm::hmmmm:

 

[starscream]

sorry! i mean can we increase the rotor size without changing the CALIPER. what is the maximum size rotor that will fit into a stock mivec caliper!

 

[starscream]

anyone can advice??

 

[jinkl]

why would u need to change the rotor size bro
the standard size is the best

 

[starscream]

its the same reason why everyone ask question here. stock engine & car is the best, but why do we still modify?

 

[jinkl]

oh but this is diffrent, if u dnt upgrade caliper , the brake pads is not going to touch the extra part of the bigger disc , so no need put bigger rotors , no extra gains.

 

[starscream]

icic. thanks. noler i saw some disc are lager in overall diameter but a smaller friction surface. Did not mind the gain as i want the looks, as long the performance remain the same.

 

[boyzone]

With the std brake pad and caliper, changing to larger diameter of disc rotor able to gain more distance to grip with the same turn.
It should be help to increase braking performance. However, no idea on how significantly different on the braking performance as I still run with stock as well.

Just my 2 cents.

 

[starscream]

Oh so what kind of rotor you think can fit?

 

[boyzone]

No idea as I still run with stock... However, 2 pot caliper should work fine already.