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no need to touch fuel pressure at all
durability was the main reason (and ease) plus the added saftey factor - main reasons why the cup racers used them
problem with hispec (and many other brake kits) is the pad size is smaller than oe, yes the more pistons is a good thing, but using smaller pads is a bit backwards IMO
i run the same brakes on my track car and theyre good, but 5 hard laps at bedford even with Mintex F4 series pad = no brakes
grooves not extending past the edge of the disc so the groove is open - bad idea IMO, the inner pad will rip the grooves from the face of the disc - ANY grooved disc on a clio does this - waste of time fitting grooved discs on a clio
The Boosh! regardless of bedding in (which is a 30min...
undo a 13mm nut and adjust it, surprised no one apart from me noticed that before LOL
there was tom rambling on about having to make parts and spend hours designing bits to moddify the gear linkage, he sat in the dynacup and simply went "ooh"