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abdus

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28th Feb 07 at 18:29

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but the 2l are still thicker i guess

Jenko_Sport

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28th Feb 07 at 18:30

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Was originally a 1.4

Now has added x16xe power

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just put them on

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28th Feb 07 at 18:36

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Fair do's.
Might as well fit them then

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Is there a way of fitting them without having to bleed the brakes?

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nope unless u can do magic

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Bastard

Looks like im paying a garage then, dont want to fuck my brakes up.

I like the idea of being able to stop.

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easy to bleed them but if ur not sure get it done at a garage u dont wanna be hitting things

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check the tutorial section, there's a very good thread about it

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28th Feb 07 at 18:52

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ed's Tutorial is really good on this mate

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quote:
Originally posted by abdus
but the 2l are still thicker i guess

And the pads are bigger and the caliper is more powerful...

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