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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks The stock pads do require moderate pressure, which in turns give good pedal modulation at low speeds. If you like the lower effort pedal just go
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Step #1: Stainless steel brake lines, good fluid and better pads. This will provide some improvement in pedal feel, but not huge improvements in confidence. Step #2: Full big brake system upgrade. Problem solved. Chris |
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