j9fd3s

my fc's brakes have always been mushy, ive bled em, changed the master and it really hasnt done anything to help it. i think my next stop is to do stainless lines and new pads, anyother bright ideas?

cymfc3s

the SS lines makes a big difference. Throw those fd calipers on the car too, that and the SS lines will make the pedal response 100% better.

j9fd3s

fd calipers dont clear the wheels, i tried

cymfc3s

merde.

j9fd3s

[quote name='cymfc3s' date='Mar 19 2005, 11:55 AM']merde.


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oui, les pneumatiques!

phinsup

I am just about to do the same on my 88, pads, rotors, ss lines, etc..



i had the same issue with my jeep, the thing took it's time to stop no matter what, finally broke down and did calipers, pads, rotors, ss lines and bleeders and it was like driving a whole new vehicle.



Hoping to get away without doing the rotors on the 88

89 Rag

[quote name='cymfc3s' date='Mar 19 2005, 10:30 AM']the SS lines makes a big difference.


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I agree, they made all the difference for my brakes.

BigTurbo74

rebuild calipers? maybe have a couple seized pistons or leak inside.

knonfs

[quote name='cymfc3s' date='Mar 19 2005, 02:30 PM']the SS lines makes a big difference. Throw those fd calipers on the car too, that and the SS lines will make the pedal response 100% better.


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Been there done that, and all I can say is



BTW - I also used Hawk brake pads

j9fd3s

ive got the same pads on there now i bought the car with, 3 motors, 4 ecu's, 7+ exhausts, etc etc same brakes