installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
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Re: installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
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Re: installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
#46
Re: installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
sweet man thanks
now why cant u just use the stock rear n then add a busa caliper why did u go f4i front??
and what caliper combo is mostly used for hb and ft??
Thanks
now why cant u just use the stock rear n then add a busa caliper why did u go f4i front??
and what caliper combo is mostly used for hb and ft??
Thanks
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Re: installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
Hohey setup doesnt allow with the big rotor setup well the reason why I went f4i is because it the new thing and everyone is trying it jk but it better braking stronger no the combo theres so many didnt styles for the 636 u can run suzuki rears and the f4i left or right front or two fronts or two suzuki's
www.hoheydesigns.com
www.hoheydesigns.com
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Re: installed hhd now my rear footbrake doesnt work
+ 1000000000
Best way i have found is to get a hose from the hardware store long enough to run it over your seat. get a mountain dew bottle ( or it won't work ) poke a hole in the top, slide the hose in the bottle. Now, slip the other side of the hose over the bleeder. now crack the bleeder. take the fill cap off the res. and keep it full.. after the hose has about 6 inches or more of brake fluid in it. pump the brake slowly, then give it a couple quick pulls or pushes ( hand or foot ) after that. tighten, fill, replace. DONE.. pimpest brake pressure EVER.
Best way i have found is to get a hose from the hardware store long enough to run it over your seat. get a mountain dew bottle ( or it won't work ) poke a hole in the top, slide the hose in the bottle. Now, slip the other side of the hose over the bleeder. now crack the bleeder. take the fill cap off the res. and keep it full.. after the hose has about 6 inches or more of brake fluid in it. pump the brake slowly, then give it a couple quick pulls or pushes ( hand or foot ) after that. tighten, fill, replace. DONE.. pimpest brake pressure EVER.
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