run a pure stock class rules say no after market master.Are running disk in rear but for the last three weeks calipers have locked up in the heat race have replaced everything front to back every week and we are not running a porpotion valve could that be it.It also always starts with the right rear
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Usually when I have any rear brake issues its because the mounts arent 90 to the rotor, if one is bent just a tiny bit even it will apply side pressure to the caliper piston and the piston will not return into the caliper and THUS its locked up..
I visually inspect my caliper mts every time I change gears, looking at the distance from the bolt to the rotor can be a good quick indicator also you can usually visually see a caliper that is not 90 to the rotor.
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yeah i found that out this year, that (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) sucks... the sticking brakes could be a bad rubber hose collapsing as well, check them all if your not running stainless hosesOriginally posted by Chaps46 View PostDon't use DOT5!!
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seen this many times on stock lines..Originally posted by bushracing67 View Postyeah i found that out this year, that (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) sucks... the sticking brakes could be a bad rubber hose collapsing as well, check them all if your not running stainless hoseswhite trash motorsports
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Synthetic is bad but ALL brake fluid will absorb and hold water. That is why on evey bottle it says only use fresh fluid. There are meters on the market that can read the water level.Originally posted by stock car driver View PostI run DOT 4 fluid. Synthetic attracts and holds moisture, I wouldnt use it in a race car.
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YES true BUT synthetic is much worse at absorbing or attractiong the water from what I remember.Originally posted by Egoracing View PostSynthetic is bad but ALL brake fluid will absorb and hold water. That is why on evey bottle it says only use fresh fluid. There are meters on the market that can read the water level.
I havent read about it in years but I remember when the synth first came out everyone was getting soft pedals from it within a night or two.
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