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VDC_OFF · 07-25-2015, 09:11 PM

voodoo parts are good, nice and beefy. Only issue we ran into was the locking nut gets hidden inside the fork where the bolt goes so releasing or tightening took a workaround trying to get a wrench in there.

As far as the ebrake, was interested to try it out but lost pressure with it. Checked it out after the event and turns out the hard line i made that goes over the rear hub on one side was too close to the rotor. Grinded it down and made a hole by accident... oops lol. Made a new line and fixed the problem, will try again next time. Who needs an ebrake anyways haha

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07-25-2015, 09:11 PM	#30 (permalink)
VDC_OFF A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Houston (Pearland) Age: 46 Posts: 1,205 Drives: 2011 370Z M6 Rep Power: 18	voodoo parts are good, nice and beefy. Only issue we ran into was the locking nut gets hidden inside the fork where the bolt goes so releasing or tightening took a workaround trying to get a wrench in there. As far as the ebrake, was interested to try it out but lost pressure with it. Checked it out after the event and turns out the hard line i made that goes over the rear hub on one side was too close to the rotor. Grinded it down and made a hole by accident... oops lol. Made a new line and fixed the problem, will try again next time. Who needs an ebrake anyways haha Sent from my LG-D631 using Tapatalk __________________ DRIFTING JOURNAL \| Follow me on Instagram \| Facebook \| Houston Halos