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Im just wondering because my rears still look real good.
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On the average
The average is almost to change the fronts twice for each rear replacement I think.
The average is almost to change the fronts twice for each rear replacement I think.
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That can be changed by changing the bias spring from Doug Rippie.
http://www.dougrippie.com/drm/brake_components.htm#DRM BrakeBias Spring
"Good things often come in small packages. A lot of thought and successful racing experience went into the design of the DRM BrakeBias spring. Easily installed, this spring effectively puts more rear brake into your Corvette, giving you shorter stopping distances and more equalized front-to-rear brake pad wear. Also by having the rear pads do more work, front end nose-dive is reduced. This results in greater stability and vehicle control under extreme braking.
On the C5, the DRM Bias Spring easily installs in the junction block, and on the C4, it installs in the front of the master cylinder."
Seems like a great mod for only 13.00
http://www.dougrippie.com/drm/brake_components.htm#DRM BrakeBias Spring
"Good things often come in small packages. A lot of thought and successful racing experience went into the design of the DRM BrakeBias spring. Easily installed, this spring effectively puts more rear brake into your Corvette, giving you shorter stopping distances and more equalized front-to-rear brake pad wear. Also by having the rear pads do more work, front end nose-dive is reduced. This results in greater stability and vehicle control under extreme braking.
On the C5, the DRM Bias Spring easily installs in the junction block, and on the C4, it installs in the front of the master cylinder."
Seems like a great mod for only 13.00
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