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Old 11-16-2009, 12:10 AM   #6
Billhilly
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Re: Performance brake parts? I wanna stop!

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Dang, I would think yellow pads on rear discs would drag the tires easily. Silly question... your bleeder screw is on the bottom- did you bleed it with the caliper flipped over, as to put the bleeder at the top?
What do you mean 'drag the tires easily'? As in too aggresive? I've got yellow pads all round, thought it was best (necessary) to have all pads the same?
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I noticed this also, the R should have been a dead give away it was on the wrong side. I see you decide to use the caddy rear calipers to retain your e-brake.
Is that what that 'R' was for But in the southern hemispere everything is upside down, no wait, goes round the other way, no wait, oh never mind! I did figure it was worth it to try and 'smooth out' the e brake cable routing. We have six monthly 'safety checks' which reguire an e brake. I choose Caddy calipers, don't know how smart that was, but I'll find out!
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