Reply to "Brake Upgrade: Done, but Bugs to Work Out"

goodrocMember

Scott, I am doing the upgrade on rear as well and was told the Reducing valve MUST be bypassed. If you want to keep original look there is a procedure to remove the internal parts for a free flow/pressure. Also have you checked the weight on the Front Tyre footprint if they are the same? If you have Coilovers it does not take much adjustment to take some weight of a Tyre, especially the right (if you are 220Lbs like me and your car is LHD)
Jan

4/20/143:00 AM

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