Jer Jer Where are Ya?
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As a general rule .... person who's going into Turn 1 at 140+mph (the one who's life depends on the brakes) gets to be the guy at the wrench witnessing the bubbles or lack there of ..... I wouldn't want the liability and you shouldn't either ....... just slightly different than in the Jeep world I guess 
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT
[B]As a general rule .... person who's going into Turn 1 at 140+mph (the one who's life depends on the brakes) gets to be the guy at the wrench witnessing the bubbles or lack there of ..... I wouldn't want the liability and you shouldn't either ....... just slightly different than in the Jeep world I guess
[B]As a general rule .... person who's going into Turn 1 at 140+mph (the one who's life depends on the brakes) gets to be the guy at the wrench witnessing the bubbles or lack there of ..... I wouldn't want the liability and you shouldn't either ....... just slightly different than in the Jeep world I guess
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Nope, not horribly often, but bubbles in the lines still happen often enough and can kill ya just as easy going slow. 
Besides, no matter how well you bleed the brakes, you can still boil the fluid...
Besides, no matter how well you bleed the brakes, you can still boil the fluid...
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I once smelled serious burning pads in my Exploder while looking at homes on Cougar Mountain. Does that count? hehehehehehe....
I think that Nina and I were in pretty dire straits... :-)
I think that Nina and I were in pretty dire straits... :-)
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From: Redmond, WA
Originally posted by brantshali
Nope, not horribly often, but bubbles in the lines still happen often enough and can kill ya just as easy going slow.
Besides, no matter how well you bleed the brakes, you can still boil the fluid...
Nope, not horribly often, but bubbles in the lines still happen often enough and can kill ya just as easy going slow.
Besides, no matter how well you bleed the brakes, you can still boil the fluid...
Also, the process of bleeding Jer Jer
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From: SoCal
[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT
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Dude, your either get my point or not.... if you do, enough said, if not, maybe you need to catch a ride and experience the near death effect 1st hand. Beware, any further discussion on the subject is eminently going to reveal your ignorance on the issue.
Also, the process of bleeding Jer Jer
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Dude, your either get my point or not.... if you do, enough said, if not, maybe you need to catch a ride and experience the near death effect 1st hand. Beware, any further discussion on the subject is eminently going to reveal your ignorance on the issue.
Also, the process of bleeding Jer Jer
