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Originally Posted by HGR Z1LE
I think the brake dust issue I had is subject to heavy car and no brake duct cooling. I see brake temp well above 1000F all the time. I was black flag at Gingerman once becasue the corner worker at T11 saw my rotor glowing  . Your brake temp is definitly warm, but I guess it's ok for stock set up. Adding a brake duct to the camaro seem pretty easy. Since there is a duct opening already, just need to mod the back plate and add the hose.
1:26.6 at Grattan is definitely fast! That's on par with GT350 and C7 Z51, or even faster.
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1000F rotor temps, are you using paint to verify that? In any case, visibly red rotors in daylight is certainly in the 1000F region. Given my hub temps after cool-down and how quickly the rotors are checking/cracking, I wouldn't doubt mine are right there too. A flex-hose connecting the bumper duct to the backing plate seems to be the next logical step.
1.26.6 is a tenth better than track record for NASA TTA, for what it's worth, and I was maintaining consistent high 1.26's all day.