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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Austin Texas
More on brakes:
Many brakes don't actually grab the rotor, but rather engage another part of the hub. Most will not warp with the rotors. The problem is that you park after a session, set the brake, walk away... Come back in an hour for the next session, and you can't move the brake release, because the components have all cooled and shrunk. Very embarassing.
Many brakes don't actually grab the rotor, but rather engage another part of the hub. Most will not warp with the rotors. The problem is that you park after a session, set the brake, walk away... Come back in an hour for the next session, and you can't move the brake release, because the components have all cooled and shrunk. Very embarassing.
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Originally Posted by mountainbiker2
I have no problem with "Moneymaker" Thanks for the tips. Were all part time arm chair driver if we visit this forum.
Steve
Steve
I wish it were the other way though!
