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I think that I will have to do that to mine.
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the bumpy surface helps to dissipate heat though.probobly wont make a difference under normal driving conditions, but if you drive and brake hard this could make a little difference.
2000 GT-S 6spd AEM CAI Tanabe SRM exhaust ACT STREET MOD CLUTCH UR FLYWHEEL TRD SPRINGS TANABE FR TOWER BRACE OBX SHORT SHIFTER ENERGY SUSPENSION MOTOR MOUNTS CF HOOD SUPER STOCK STEREO SYSTEM WITH BUDS TK421 MODIFICATION
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how so? by having more surface area with the bumps than w/o them? the bumpy surface helps to dissipate heat though.probobly wont make a difference under normal driving conditions, but if you drive and brake hard this could make a little difference.
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how so? by having more surface area with the bumps than w/o them? i believe so, more surface= better heat dissipation. my friend is a toyota tech. and he just installed a trd supercharger in his tundra.if you look at the supercharger it has the same bumpy surface,the manual states that if you polish the superchager it could reduce the heat dissipation by as much as 30%. i would think that the same would be true about the brake calipers as well.
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2000 GT-S 6spd AEM CAI Tanabe SRM exhaust ACT STREET MOD CLUTCH UR FLYWHEEL TRD SPRINGS TANABE FR TOWER BRACE OBX SHORT SHIFTER ENERGY SUSPENSION MOTOR MOUNTS CF HOOD SUPER STOCK STEREO SYSTEM WITH BUDS TK421 MODIFICATION
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how so? by having more surface area with the bumps than w/o them? i believe so, more surface= better heat dissipation. my friend is a toyota tech. and he just installed a trd supercharger in his tundra.if you look at the supercharger it has the same bumpy surface,the manual states that if you polish the superchager it could reduce the heat dissipation by as much as 30%. i would think that the same would be true about the brake calipers as well. [/quote]
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NICE!!!! great idea and thanks for sharing.
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Thank you.: Me. I worked really hard for this Random: Breath, eat, sleep, and poop Celica. *Wow that looks like a real live Hotwheels*
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