didn't really give out any technical explanation on what makes them different. get this shit off youtube.

didn't talk about brake bias, how to calculate them by knowing the size of the calpier/pot and whatnot.

Pad surface area makes a difference...looks like the willwood is a rear caliper, but hard to to tell from these angles...if you think you bought a 6pot caliper, you have been duped...yes, you are spouting misinformation...research is your friend in any large/significant purchase and/or YT video...gl on your projects

You need to hit the books before you do another video and know the subject material you are presenting, ie " Slotted rotors are brake rotors with slots etched onto the friction surface of the rotor. These slots help "wipe" the brake pad clean during each pass and help maintain an even pad wear as well as performance, ", "Slotted brake rotors are great for high-performance braking; however, you'd better be ready to change the brake pads more often. Slotted brake rotors use slots carved into the flat metal surface. to move gas, heat and

water away from the surface of the rotors. Wilwood brakes are by no means middle of the road and Stoptech brakes like Wilwood are well engineered and a great value, but there are indeed better brakes for racing than either brand depending at the level of racing you are talking about.

With 50K subscribers you need to be providing correct information for those who are looking to you for your advise. Such as the quotes I have in my response to you. Please keep making videos but work on the content.