SAiamNE

I rebuilt my rear calipers in my school shop a few months ago because they were leaking.
I also put new pads in the front and back and machined all rotors.

I notice there is always the same rust pattern on the rear discs and none on the front, meaning the rear brake pads are not appling enough pressure to actually really do anything.
Also when using my E-brake i have to really yank on it or else i can still push the car in the driveway.

What should i look for as to why my rear brakes really aren't doing there job?
Master cylinder, the rear caliers themselfs???

MRX_Rotary

Taking a shot in the dark...

You may have to adjust your parking brake. Or you could try bleeding your brakes.

Aesop Rock

^^^^

fill the brake fluid up and bleed your brakes, then work from there

Molotovman

iTrader: (49)

If bleeding doesn't work, try getting new stainless steel brake lines.

Aesop Rock

whats with you and fuc#ing one upping me tonight?

Molotovman

iTrader: (49)

lol. You don't win the prize and you're mad

I don't know, you probably have a nicer car.

Aesop Rock

hmmmm, supercharged, being rebuilt with ceramic apex seals....and a half bridge, now whose one upped?