dennis kirk
07-25-2008, 06:44 AM
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looks like somebody pulled rear pads instead of fronts...
tim
btw: i would NEVER put HH pads on the rear !!!!!!!!!
btw pt. II, the EBC are good pads at reasonable street speeds but once
you wick it up or do a track day the fade sucks... i pulled mine & tossed 'em in the trashcan.
tim
btw: i would NEVER put HH pads on the rear !!!!!!!!!
btw pt. II, the EBC are good pads at reasonable street speeds but once
you wick it up or do a track day the fade sucks... i pulled mine & tossed 'em in the trashcan.
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07-25-2008, 09:06 AM
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I ordered FZ-1 mirrors from them a couple of months ago, and they sent me two lefts instead of a left and a right...The thing that bugged me was they insisted that the return be insured, which cost me another $9 or so, for a $24 mirror. Argh.
07-25-2008, 09:12 AM
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that doesn't matter. i still won't run a HH in the rear... maybe SBS's as they feel like a 2x4. 
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i'm just not a big fan of a strong rear brake. just enough to get the rear to set down under HARD braking is all i need.
... it has nothing to do with covering the rear brake while doing a front wheel check
tim
.i'm just not a big fan of a strong rear brake. just enough to get the rear to set down under HARD braking is all i need.
... it has nothing to do with covering the rear brake while doing a front wheel check
tim
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