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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: mark.adams on 07 August 2008, 09:21:46
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Anybody used these or recommended them, just got hold of some and was canvassing opinions before i fit them...
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afraid not. with gm ones so cheap, i dont mess around with others
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afraid not. with gm ones so cheap, i dont mess around with others
Have to agree.
GM set is around £80 with Pads on TC.
On a budget? Get GM.
Drive like Lewis Hamilton and want some stopping power? Get Brembos!
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afraid not. with gm ones so cheap, i dont mess around with others
Have to agree.
GM set is around £80 with Pads on TC.
On a budget? Get GM.
Drive like Lewis Hamilton and want some stopping power? Get Brembos!
GM ones can take some abuse as well - with a tip top braking system, they may go off a bit after a severe caning, but always tend to come back quickly ime
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afraid not. with gm ones so cheap, i dont mess around with others
Have to agree.
GM set is around £80 with Pads on TC.
On a budget? Get GM.
Drive like Lewis Hamilton and want some stopping power? Get Brembos!
GM ones can take some abuse as well - with a tip top braking system, they may go off a bit after a severe caning, but always tend to come back quickly ime
Mine are back now ::)
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afraid not. with gm ones so cheap, i dont mess around with others
Have to agree.
GM set is around £80 with Pads on TC.
On a budget? Get GM.
Drive like Lewis Hamilton and want some stopping power? Get Brembos!
GM ones can take some abuse as well - with a tip top braking system, they may go off a bit after a severe caning, but always tend to come back quickly ime
Mine are back now ::)
i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
The tyres, sorry, I forgot you had plastic tyres :-[
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i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
When was the fluid last changed?
Kevin
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i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
When was the fluid last changed?
Kevin
When ever the disc guide was made... 2 years?
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i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
When was the fluid last changed?
Kevin
When ever the disc guide was made... 2 years?
Due again then. Even if it wasn't, I would do it, as they definately went a bit soft.
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i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
When was the fluid last changed?
Kevin
When ever the disc guide was made... 2 years?
Due again then. Even if it wasn't, I would do it, as they definately went a bit soft.
Sounds like it could do with it, especially if they went a little spongy when they faded. Make sure you pull all the old fluid through as it could have absorbed a bit of water.
Kevin
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i think you may have an issue, as I wouldn't drive anyone elses car and purposely do that to brakes, they went soft a bit quick imho. do a bleed.
When was the fluid last changed?
Kevin
When ever the disc guide was made... 2 years?
Due again then. Even if it wasn't, I would do it, as they definately went a bit soft.
Sounds like it could do with it, especially if they went a little spongy when they faded. Make sure you pull all the old fluid through as it could have absorbed a bit of water.
Kevin
I used a G clamp last time to push in the caliper which squeezed out the last of the fluid.
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I used a G clamp last time to push in the caliper which squeezed out the last of the fluid.
.. and then bleed fresh fluid through from the reservoir?
Kevin