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I am cooking pretty much every pad I put in even the AP caliper. Without improving the cooling it seems pointless to upgrade the caliper. I would attack the cooling
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I am cooking pretty much every pad I put in even the AP caliper. Without improving the cooling it seems pointless to upgrade the caliper. I would attack the cooling solutions first and see how the stock brakes hold up after that.
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