The Stripper
In this entry, we finally complete the kit by installing the rear components. We touch on the usual rapid restorations while in there, pump to eternity and I give a preview to my initial impressions.
TL;DR: shifting bias to the rear is real.
TL;DR: shifting bias to the rear is real.
In this entry, I compare the OEM rear brake system components off the Stripper against the finalized rear section of the Custom Clubsport AP Racing kit critical to complete the braking bias shift to the rear.
In this journal entry, I provide my personal, subjective review on the kit. After a few months of driving, the braking performance undeniably feels better with surprising subjective benefits of the rear bias engineering.
In this journal entry, I provide objective performance results and compare to the SportAuto test.
In this entry, I explore the inspiration, research, I dig out archives of historical testing, and provide insights on how we improved upon the concept of increasing rear bias on the E9X M3.
In this entry, we lay down the fundamentals to brake bias, historical evolution of BMW M's ABS and take a more technical dive on it.
