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Just installed SS brake lines & EBC HH pads - WOW !
I just installed Galfer SS brake lines & EBC HH pads front and rear and all I can say is WOW ! - what a difference !!! :D
The front brakes are wonderful ! No more squishy brake lever feel ! I need to bleed the rear again :-( Still have some air in the rear cause it takes 3 pumps to get a hard pedal. It was late last night by the time I finished the rear & I thought I had it done. The ride to work today proved the rear still needs work. I'll hit it again after work tonight. This mod is definately worth the money ! The Galfer lines did not fit perfectly & required a little modification on both master cylinders stop boss to fit correctly without putting the line in a bind. Still definately worth the time spent! Falls in the catagory of "must do mods" |
Park the bike on the side stand and turn the forks full left. Now, pull the brake lever and tie off (I use a rubber clamp wrench or a zip tie) for the night. In the morning, you'll have a hard lever.
Clamping it down leaves the m/c open and air bubbles will have a unrestricted path to the reservoir. There may still be some left in the calipers and a final bleed will rid you of those. I consider this a periodic maintainence proceedure. |
Re: Just installed SS brake lines & EBC HH pads - WOW !
Hmmm....will this work for the rear too?
Just have to figure out how to keep the brake pedal depressed overnight |
Well, the height difference isn't near as great but it should. I've never done it as I've never wanted a strong(er) rear brake.
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Re: Just installed SS brake lines & EBC HH pads - WOW !
I've held the rear brake pedal down overnight on my R1 by wedging the right length socket between the pedal and the engine side cover.
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Re: Just installed SS brake lines & EBC HH pads - WOW !
I put Goodrich SS front lines on mine and they with no modification.
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