![]() | ![]() |
|
Welcome to the Cobra Club Forums forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join our community today! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact contact us. |
| |||||||
| Home | Forums | Blogs | Videos Gallery | Cobra Marques | Info | Groups | Classifieds | Gallery | Arcade | Shopping |
| Wiki | Register | FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
![]() |
| | LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
| |||
| Brakes for track use+exhaust noise I'm looking to upgrade the disc brakes on my cobra being built by Dave Brookes to allow for some sustained track work. Contacted AP Racing and they can do me a very nice pair of 6 pots up front and 4 pot rears on 356mm x 30mm discs - cost a mere £3300. I tried to contact Tarox (Italian) via their website but they didn't come back to me. Does anyone have any other options or have successfully fitted some larger discs and calipers to their cobra? I know there will be those out there who say why upgrade - the current discs offered by Dax are more than adequate. Sure for road use but they do fade after a lap or two on the track and you then have to take the corners nice and slow (according to Gary at Dax). Also got another question regarding track noise compliance. I notice most tracks have a noise limit which varies from 102-105db or so. Do cobras typically comply with this and if they don't how do you get to drive them on a track? Thanks for any help and advice you can give me. Andrew |
| Sponsored Links | ||
| ||
| |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise Andrew re the DB limit this can be as low as 98db as Goodwood is, they test it at 3/4 of your rev range max, and also check it out whilst you are going round at some places! I use Mintex 1172 half race on the Jaguar set up which improves fade on the track but I must say I could do with some more but not at that kind of money you mentioned!!! |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise Goodwood can be as low as that Andy but they sometimes have unlimitied days too.. I tihn k you can probably ring the track or track day organisers before committing yourself to a runaround. And also I would say that 105 is quite high.. Paul. ps, Are you the same Andy Marshall? I am sure dave built one for you (?) a few years back?
__________________ Daytona 427.. Paul |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise I'm not the same guy, but I know who you are talking about - Dave mentioned that he is building a car with a 600bhp engine (not a cobra) for Andy Marshall, which was quite a coincidence. I'll keep pestering Tarox for a quote. Osgood, what was your dB level when you did Goodwood and how did you get it down to 98dB? Can you soften the noise before you go on the track and then remove it when you hit the track or do they test you just before you go on the track? Cheers |
| ||||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise I might have been talking about XKR rather than XJR......All too confusing for me, but I have seen these things and they are made by Brembo.
__________________ Pro Dax Builder Current builds:- Dax No.126---------Kirkham No. 1 Low Volume manufacturer |
| Sponsored Links | ||
| ||
| |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise Quote:
|
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise Eric, Thats a fab pic.. Please tell me that just seconds before, you had outbraked the porsche to get the racing line round the corner.......? Was that how it happened? Paul
__________________ Daytona 427.. Paul |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise I got my brakes from Hi-spec (Geof 01322286850) front 355mm x 35mm grooved rotors, 6 pot billet calipers + green stuff pads rear 310mm x 25mm grooved rotors, 4 pot billet calipers + green stuff pads total price including brackets and bells - £2,500 I have not run them yet, but if you can wait two months until I get the car on the road I will let you know how they work. I have a pic of them in my gallery.
__________________ john WAHOOOOOOOOO: Got my MSA Licence hillclimbs here I come.......wheeeeeeeeeee! JUST NEED A TYRE SPONSOR NOW>>>> Exhausts & headers made by Mark (fat boy northern) |
| |||
| Re: Brakes for track use+exhaust noise Quote:
. The truth is it followed me into the chicane and was about to gollop me up |
| Sponsored Links | ||
| ||
| |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
| |
Similar Threads | ||||
| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| Noise | stu e | Pilgrim Sumo Technical Questions | 16 | 06-02-08 08:03 AM |
| track days and noise limits | paulzxcvbnm | General Cobra Discussion | 21 | 25-06-07 09:54 PM |
| What's that noise? | deadmeatuk | General Cobra Discussion | 3 | 26-05-06 03:38 PM |
| Reducing Exhaust Noise For Track Days | AndrewMarshall | General Cobra Discussion | 5 | 22-07-05 07:23 PM |
| Noise | robert | General Cobra Discussion | 12 | 07-12-02 08:09 PM |