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install was very easy. only thing you need to do is trim the lip off the rear dust shields, and cut around for the larger calipers. bleeding was easy also.
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install was very easy. only thing you need to do is trim the lip off the rear dust shields, and cut around for the larger calipers. bleeding was easy also. I did it myself with just a long piece of rubber vacuum hose into an empty gatorade bottle. Did 8 pumps on each bleeder screw, 2 times in a row.
Feels great, big improvement over the base brakes. |
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