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Old 12-08-06, 10:47 PM
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weird braking issue

ok, i noticed today that when going downhill, if i slam on the brakes a lock up the rear wheels the rear end always starts to move to the right, effectively turning the car left

is this normal, a problem, what?
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If the pads are all the same and you've bled the system you might have one of the calipers going bad?
Old 12-08-06, 11:07 PM
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not anywhere near that bad, its just noticable, and only with th rear wheels


i do plan on doing a full bleed over winter break
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When you lock up the rears they'll always try to pass you. The solution is to not lock them up.
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