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Old 05-11-2006, 11:44 AM
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I did a rear disk brake conversion a little while ago, but it seems like my rear brakes are doing most of the braking.
kit 94 integra rear disk brakes, 40/40 proportional valve. brembo cross drilled/slotted rotors, axxis pads.
I drive fast and brake hard, but my rear get worn down really fast, I've changed rotors twice already. never changed the fronts.
I am thinking of going back to the stock proportional valve. what ya'll think?
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Old 05-11-2006, 12:17 PM
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a baller like you doesnt have a manually adjusted prop valve? :P

what kinda pads? (front/rear?)
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Old 05-11-2006, 12:27 PM
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axxis ultimate pads/brembo disc both front and rear.

baller! I wish. I have .04 cents in my account right now. next race is on the 20th and I cant afford a clutch thats how broke I am.
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Old 05-11-2006, 12:29 PM
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hahah yeah you got all that fancy drilled and slotted. Ima just get summa dem blanks.

Anyone know where to get a cheap rear disc conversion? All of our junkyards don't have crap
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hahah yeah you got all that fancy drilled and slotted. Ima just get summa dem blanks.

Anyone know where to get a cheap rear disc conversion? All of our junkyards don't have crap
that has nothing to do with the brake power distribution. I think I am gonna switch back to stock proportion valve
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under hard acceleration then braking quickly or braking quickly, doesn't that transfer the weight to the rear?
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are your calipers seized?
if they dont let off enough your aggressive pad may be chewing up your rotor
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Old 05-11-2006, 12:54 PM
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they are not siezed, met some one who said he had the problem. it was fixed after put in a stock proportion valve and bigger master cylinder
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that has nothing to do with the brake power distribution. I think I am gonna switch back to stock proportion valve
Yeah I know it doesn't. I was referring to the posts about being a baller

Switching back to another proportion valve might solve it but aren't you supposed to use the 40/40 for rear discs?
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Yeah I know it doesn't. I was referring to the posts about being a baller

Switching back to another proportion valve might solve it but aren't you supposed to use the 40/40 for rear discs?
thinking about it I think the rear brakes are too small to have the same same braking duties as the front, so I think the 40/40 is a bad idea, maybe 20/40. if that exist
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