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    1. #5
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      Jan 2006
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      First, I would say that if you have a caliper guage kit, use it and let us know what you're getting for pressures. If not, it's a great investement and should be considered mandatory for shops doing aftermarket brake installations IMHO.



      Pads maybe? We had a weird instance where a customer was running PFC pads from Autozone and had similar issues to yours, however this customer was running Hydro-boost and getting plenty of pressure at the calipers per the gauge kit he bought. Turned out the pads were pre-glazed from the manufacturing burnish process, which turned a respectable coefficient of friction rating pad into what felt like an ice cube sliding across glass. I don't know if you can get some cheapie NAO pads locally for your SSBC calipers, but it could be worth a shot. Worst case scenario is that it doesn't fix the problem and you can rule out one more thing that it isn't.

      Tobin
      KORE3
      It's what I does.





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