To: | british-cars@hoosier.cs.utah.edu |
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Subject: | re: disks in the rain |
From: | Greg Tobin dtn 224-1648 <tobin@neagp.enet.dec.com> |
Date: | Fri, 8 Jan 93 06:12:06 PST |
If the shields behind the disks are to keep the rain off, then mine do a tremendous job; if it is raining out, myspitfire will stop even quicker. The brakes grab harder, and more suddenly if it is wet out. I am not sure why this happens, and it's not only that car I have that does it. When you apply the pressure on the brakes, you get an instant jolt of stopping resistance, yet when conditions are normal, the brakes are quite normal also. Anyone have a guess why? It has has new pads all round, and a fresh bleed. Greg |
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