Better way to upgrade brake..?
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Better way to upgrade brake..?
I feel the brake getting weak, even I changed the rotors.
Getting a big brand BRAKE CALIPERs is very expensive.
I am thinking about that get FDs BRAKE CALIPER, can be cheaper??
is that possible fit into S5 FC? and it will make a big difference?
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Getting a big brand BRAKE CALIPERs is very expensive.
I am thinking about that get FDs BRAKE CALIPER, can be cheaper??
is that possible fit into S5 FC? and it will make a big difference?
Thanks2
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what brakes are you running? how much HP are you pushing...?
i know my fc's brake pedal feels stiff and don't want to stop, but it does... its not that bad.
I am sure with brackets you can fit anything onto the fc...
last but not least... i do not have an answer for your fd question.
i know my fc's brake pedal feels stiff and don't want to stop, but it does... its not that bad.
I am sure with brackets you can fit anything onto the fc...
last but not least... i do not have an answer for your fd question.
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Correct me if i am wrong, but i thought the FD calipers were the same as the FC 4 pots beside the look of it and the mounting possition... but again, im not sure.
i just assume that because they use the same brake pads. If you have single piston calipers in the front, you can consider converting them to the FC 4 piston calipers w/ good brake pads and maybe even a SS brake line and bleed them well. If you already have 4 pots, i dont know what to suggest.
i just assume that because they use the same brake pads. If you have single piston calipers in the front, you can consider converting them to the FC 4 piston calipers w/ good brake pads and maybe even a SS brake line and bleed them well. If you already have 4 pots, i dont know what to suggest.
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Haven't we ALL heard this
Same brakes as the FD.
Sounds like it would be a good idea to bleed your entire brake system. How dirty is your fluid?
I would go with SS lines like suggested.
Get some good pads. These don't last long, dust bad, and sound like a school bus stopping.
But Hawk HP+ pads....they work like mad when warmed up.
James
Sounds like it would be a good idea to bleed your entire brake system. How dirty is your fluid?
I would go with SS lines like suggested.
Get some good pads. These don't last long, dust bad, and sound like a school bus stopping.
But Hawk HP+ pads....they work like mad when warmed up.
James
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Haven't we ALL heard this
Originally Posted by poplm990
Thank you all.. I think better get a new steel brake line, see what happen..
James
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