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Supposedly the pad knock back problem was fixed in the 370Z by strengthening the control arm and using a beefier wheel bearing. I have noticed that sometimes on the street
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Supposedly the pad knock back problem was fixed in the 370Z by strengthening the control arm and using a beefier wheel bearing.
I have noticed that sometimes on the street you get a little bit of extra travel that first time, and then it is fine after that. Haven't had any problem with that on the track (where it was a problem with the 350Z). |
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