New Find: Brake Cooling Kit

[coleman]

How does this look for a brake cooling kit?


http://www.need-4-speed.com/nfs.htm

If others are interested, I can help arrange a group purchase!
I'm thinking of buying Standard-Duty kits and replacing with one foot of high-temp hose only at the backing plate...

Please post up if you are interested or have located something better!

1. coleman
2. burlesonsnake - DFWsvtoa
3. hatsharpener - SVTtexas

[coleman]

up to three...

[Hazman]

I am interested but I just need the spindle plates. I have ducts and everything elase already.

[2KWhiteSnake]

Man, that's WAAAAAAY too pricey. I'll stick with Zip ties. That kit probably has 15 minutes and $1 in material in it.

Tell that guy to shove that price up his wazoo.

Craig

[InfamousSVT]

Need-4-Speed is one of the clubs vendors (on certain products). I'm sure they would give a GP for this purchase if you got a few more involved!

I'm interested, but first want to know what kind of GP discount that's going to be offered, if any!?

~Nice looking product though~

[2KWhiteSnake]

Originally Posted by InfamousSVT

Need-4-Speed is one of the clubs vendors (on certain products). I'm sure they would give a GP for this purchase if you got a few more involved!

I'm interested, but first want to know what kind of GP discount that's going to be offered, if any!?

~Nice looking product though~

Yeah, they need to drop the price by about $200. I wouldn't give over $75.00 for those, and I'm sure they're making about $70.00 profit off of them.
I "might" spend over $200 for carbon fiber, but not for those.
Craig

[2KWhiteSnake]

I emailed the guy at need4speed. I told him to drop that price to under $100 and he might make some sales on it. You would be a fool to pay that when you could make them yourself for under $10.


Craig

[InfamousSVT]

Originally Posted by 2KWhiteSnake

I emailed the guy at need4speed. I told him to drop that price to under $100 and he might make some sales on it. You would be a fool to pay that when you could make them yourself for under $10.


Craig

Agreed, why pay that much money for something that doesn't even make horsepower?!
Plus like you said you can make them yourself for far less.

[coleman]

Originally Posted by 2KWhiteSnake

I emailed the guy at need4speed. I told him to drop that price to under $100 and he might make some sales on it. You would be a fool to pay that when you could make them yourself for under $10.
Craig

some of us just aren't as proficient or ambitious enough to attempt it...
if you've done it, please post some pics.
i know that one could cut a 3" section out of their stock backing plates, weld in a 3" intake, and run a high-temp hose from there.

coleman racing has some inlets... and the high-temp hose.

Brake Duct, Aluminum:


Brake Duct Bracket


which one, or just cut a 3" section at an angle?!?

Brake Duct Connector:
http://www.colemanracing.com/catalog...?cPath=28_1394

Brake Duct Bracket: ???
http://www.colemanracing.com/catalog...p?cPath=27_493

Maybe we can just do this ourselves then...

Brake Duct Hose:

[coleman]

BTW, I am in no way associated with coleman racing ... just a coincidence.

Anyone care to help us make a more cost effective solution?!?

[InfamousSVT]

Coleman, here's a previous forum about the brake cooling kits! Hope this can help you out.
I was just stating above that in my opinion that it wouldn't be worth it for me to spend that much money on a brake cooling kit! It is a nice one though and would like to have it, if the price was better fitted!

here's that forum link for ya;
http://www.svtcobraclub.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=8251

[coleman]

Thank you for the link...

[RF Cobra]

To sum up the previous thread he referred you to, there were a couple of places found that supply kits. I ended up getting mine off of ebay for $30.00 and picked it up from the guy since it turned out he lives fairly close to me. He usually puts them on ebay one at a time from what I could tell. No mounting plates with his kit, just the hose and zip ties.

[johnbasf]

You don't need the mounting plate for the hose. I ran open track and American Iron without all the expensive parts. Take the dust shields off and use tie wraps to hold the hose in place. Coleman, your '03 should have 3" holes in the bumper, just hook it up and find a good route for the hose.

If you look closely you can see where I routed the brake duct. Craig may be able to take some pics of where he mounted his.

[coleman]

maybe we need to just buy the brake ducting and zip tie as best we can until an exceptional backing plate comes to market at a fair price.

Regarding brake ducting, who's is the most inexpensive?

http://www.quickcar.net/cooling/cp_hose.html

#60-020 Neoprene for standard temperatures 10' per box $49.95
#60-030 Silicone for extreme temperatures 11' per box $59.95

http://www.colemanracing.com/catalog...oducts_id=1819

#900-511 Brake Duct Hose High Temp, Flexible, 3" diameter, 12' $67.60

http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/

THENN-300 3" 350 deg. F Aircraft Neoprene 10' $49.99

THESS-300 3" 600 Deg F. Aircraft Silicone 11' $64.99