Reply to "Big bearing front spindles?"

dave2811Member

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Originally posted by Tom@Seal Beach:
Dave what size tire do you run? I'm running 245-40x17 front....maybe I should go for a little less powerful caliper than a 6 piston.

I definitely planned on putting an adjustable proportioning valve in. Ideally I'd like to see if we southern cal guys would want to rent a skid pad someday to test swaybars and brake bias adjustments.

I have 225/45-17 Michelins. Any system you devise must be adjustable in some way.

It makes no sense to just chuck perfectly good tires in the effort to tune the braking performance. Put in a $40 valve and twist a knob. Easy!

2/25/137:20 PM

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