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Posted by: sixaddict May 25 2011, 10:53 AM
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
Posted by: PeeGreen 914 May 25 2011, 11:05 AM
Call Jonathan at GPR 
He knows all the good places for that stuff 
Posted by: Randal May 25 2011, 11:11 AM
I've seen these installed and they are nice.
http://www.smartracingproducts.com/catalog/wheelsbrakes.htm
Posted by: sixaddict May 25 2011, 03:25 PM
Thanks to both ...That should do it.
TOT
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
Posted by: sixaddict May 25 2011, 03:48 PM
Well .......it is with no joy I report Smart Racing has folded the tent ..>Some things rolled into Jerry Woods but awaiting more info hence Website down.
Just an FYI
Thanks to both ...That should do it.
TOT
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
Posted by: eric9144 May 25 2011, 03:54 PM
Website still online for me, if they folded that's a real bummer...another victim of this fantastic economy! 
Posted by: campbellcj May 25 2011, 09:41 PM
I have the Smart Racing setup; not fully installed yet but it is good stuff. AJ-USA and others sell the same or very similar backing plates.
I did hear recently that SRP was getting out of the biz of fabricating certain specialty parts i.e. their swaybars. That is a real bummer as they make some sweet bits although often spendy.
Posted by: spaceshuttle May 26 2011, 05:50 AM
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
Terry,
I have the AJ Racing Cooling setup on my blue car.
Call them at 1-800-877-1911.
For some reason it's not coming up on their webpage.
Larry Caulder
Posted by: Randal May 26 2011, 10:06 AM
Well .......it is with no joy I report Smart Racing has folded the tent ..>Some things rolled into Jerry Woods but awaiting more info hence Website down.
Just an FYI
Thanks to both ...That should do it.
TOT
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
I drove by there yesterday and everything looked normal, i.e., lots of cars and projects going. Web site is still accessable when I tried this morning.
Posted by: Randal May 26 2011, 10:07 AM
Well .......it is with no joy I report Smart Racing has folded the tent ..>Some things rolled into Jerry Woods but awaiting more info hence Website down.
Just an FYI
Thanks to both ...That should do it.
TOT
Installed front air dam = fried brakes.....
Trying to locate good brake cooling kit...Thought AJR had one but can't find their advert.
Any help would be appreciated...It has 911 Bilstein struts and wilwood brakes .
Thanks
Terry
Re: Jerry Woods. I drove by there on Wednesday and everything looked normal, i.e., lots of cars in the process of getting built into race cars. Also their website is accessable from here.
Posted by: rfuerst911sc May 26 2011, 10:37 AM
You can also use the 993 deflector brake cooling plates. These are readily available and bolt right on to the suspension arm. Not too expensive either. They direct air to the center of the rotor. I have them but not installed yet on mine.
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