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  1. 12-09-2006, 06:58 PM #76
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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZida
    Err, R33 stuff?


    It wasn't a case of not wanting to do it right in the first place, it was a case of not knowing that I did it wrong
    till mick went off at the engineer wrongly as it wasnt his choice
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    Default Re: Trouble bleeding brakes (still spongy)

    Quote Originally Posted by fade-e
    though can i ask why you ditched the R32 setup for the R33? its not like the caliper is able to cover the extra disc space you have now...
    A pad/caliper combo covering the full disc is ideal yes, but there is always benefit to going larger rotor provided it fits.
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