04-18-2005, 01:15 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: scottsdale,az,
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Paul, go up in size on your rear master. It will give you a higher pedal and less line presure to the rear. I would also run the same pad on all 4 corners. I have run a number of different pads and they all act and feel differently. Some work better when hot and others better when cold. The torque curve is also different between pads. Some pads have a flat curve, meaning they have more bite based only on peddle presure. Others tend to increase bite, the harder you press on them. Bottom line, use the same pads all the way around. Scott
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