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korina (Guest)

I second that motion. If you're looking for bling, go ahead and bring your Visa but if you're looking for better performance, there are some cheap updates that are well known on this the board that work great. Try the Porterfield pads, replace the rubber hose going to the calipers with the braided stuff, put in DOT 4 fluid, pull the guts out of your proportioning valve, replace the master cylinder with the 1" plunger with the 1-1/8" from PI and really the most important is put on sticky rubber. You will not need anything more than that and it's cheap.

9/21/077:26 PM

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