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Building brakes to track race car
Hello all,
We are building new track race car and I have been wondering the brakes. On preivous cars we have kept the original system so this is why basic knowledge is needed.
Our plan is to use original Honda MC (22,2mm = 7/8") and original rear disc brakes (30mm piston and 240mm disc).
We have new front rotors (Dia. 300mm) and 4 pot Wilwood forget Superlite calibers eguipped with 41,1 mm pistons. I chose the piston size such that it would match as well as possible with original 1 piston system where 54mm piston is used on 262mm rotor.
Car has ABS and everything currently installed, but they will be ripped off meaning that new brake pipes needs to be installed. Could somebody light up the piping? Is it just so simple that from front side MC "output" we can take one pipe which will be divided to front axel brakes and from "rear side" output we take other one which goes through adjustable pressure valve (eg. Wilwood) and at the rear end divided to both brakes? Can it be so simple? Note! Our plan is to remove the brake booster.
If not, how it should be performed such that we have as good brakes as possible when using Wilwood calibers.
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