[PittChez]

What are you road course guys doing for brake cooling? I've done two events this year and have melted the dust boots each time. I am in a 17 RT with the stock 2 pistons, Hawk HP+ front and HPS rear.

Thanks

 

[Rockster]

Maybe you need something like this (and one for the other side):

https://www.dodgepartsinc.com/p/Dodge__Challenger/AIR-DUCT-Left-Brake-Cooling/61637396/68259743AA.html?partner=googlebase_adwords_parts_color_make_model&kwd=&origin=pla&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9a6RjOOQ2wIVSNbACh2JxgzGEAYYASABEgIr7PD_BwE

 

[MiHiHemi]

I changed to DOT4 brake fluid on my '15 SRT Challenger. Helps keep the fluid from boiling at least. I think those ceramic shoes generate a bit more heat also. Melting dust boots is pretty hot though.

 

[Slidd]

No cooling ducts in R/T lower grille for brakes?

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[BlackHemi41]

Yeah sounds like you need more airflow through there, if that's what is overheating first.

 

[PittChez]

I changed to DOT4 brake fluid on my '15 SRT Challenger. Helps keep the fluid from boiling at least. I think those ceramic shoes generate a bit more heat also. Melting dust boots is pretty hot though.

I'm using Motul RBF600 at the moment,seems to be doing well.

No cooling ducts in R/T lower grille for brakes?
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None that I can tell, definitely not like the T/A's I've seen.