Originally Posted by
NoTLaDStyle
^ uh huh. well then you been owned by GM.
My manual:
This vehicle is designed with an Electronically controlled braking system. Equipping this vehicle with aftermarket wheels changes the specifications that the system was designed to operate and will reduce the vehicle braking ability.
Then again, what do they know? They have only been designing cars for 75 years with the collective knowledge and wisdom from more than a century. There not a more sure way to make yourself look dumb than to say that stock parts can stop that kind of mass with less than half the original leverage.
That's there libality warning. Also it's GM enough said LOL. I don't care what you guys say, or what GM says I know plenty of people with first hand experience. And honestly first hand experience > what you THINK. I'm sure 60-0 prob decreases by 10 feet or less, but when you have a car like that your not out racing and driving stupid to put ur self in a situation where you need to lock up your brakes. And the dudes that do race with worked motoros typically have a big brake upgrade.
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