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It's definitely not a sticking pad or slider, took the front calipers off on Sunday. Im guessing its possibly the servo vac hose.
How hard is it to get your hands on one?
No dash lights Im afraid, but the servo vacuum pipe sound like a cause.
Oh to mention I also have a make-shift head sheild between the engine and the master cylinder. As for it melting christ surely you'd have to have it running on idle for days not minutes.
Afternoon kids,
Ok, so where to start? On the 14th we were at Snetterton for a track day, brakes were on form for the first half of the day and after lunch rapidly went down hill. I'm sure as most of you will know Snetterton has some big braking sections and I was finding the pedal would go...
Totally agree if the car is a regular road car don't punish yourself, as for solid top mounts from the 27th of March comp-brake will also be selling top mounts that don't require you drill holes in the strut top.
As Danny has said, you're just wasting money putting expensive pads and discs on the rear. On track you're lucky they do anything never mind the bloody road, may as well be drums.
Hi guys, recently I bought some GAZ Gold coilovers and needed top mounts. I had a look on the market and all I could find that were adjustable were AST and KAM Racing, adjustment varies between them. So I've been "umm'ing and ahh'ing" about which to get. During a conversation regarding top...
Does it ruin the video quality (swapping between cam and phone) and once you overlay the information and you still put it back onto the computer and edit the video? I know these might be daft questions but I always say there is no such thing as a stupid question.