More likely the balance bar caught on something. Iâ??ve had it happen on
Peyote.
> On Aug 12, 2016, at 5:07 AM, McKearn McKearn <mckearn2@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> HI all.
> Yesterday while driving the GT6 home from work I took the ramp off the
> Interstate rather briskly (as usual) and when I got to the end of the ramp
> and tried to stop I was a bit surprised to find out that I had no brakes.
> Luckily there were no other cars in sight and I cruised through the stop sign
> unnoticed. I then tested the brakes gently and was able to get them to
> work. After deciding it was somewhat safe to proceed I drove up the road only
> to have the front brakes grab and not release. I pulled over to find smoking
> blue front rotors. When I opened the hood and looked around a bit I heard a
> CLICK and saw the front master cylinder move and the brakes released. Could
> this just be a simple matter of one of the master cylinders getting some
> corrosion inside and sticking? This car has a double master cylinder setup
> like many racecars have with willwood cylinders and a balance bar. It has
> been working flawlessly for several years but has been parked a lot this
> summer and not really driven much at all lately.
> P.J.
>
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