Brake Bleeding after 288 fitting

[mic_VR 3]

Well I've just picked the car up from my parents and driven the 35 miles back to Cambridge and it would appear my friend was just trying to wind me up as the brakes feel great and I can only guess they'll be even better once bedded in. So it would appear the professionals knew best after all! :lol:

 

I've still got a squeal on the rears but I think I need to setup my rear bias valve correctly at some point, feels ok and brakes nice and straight.

 

Taking it for a run to Toads and back at the weekend so they should be fully bedded in by then and I'll feedback on how they're doing and hopefully i'll get the time to do a little write up :wink:

[mic_VR 3]

Oh and thanks to everyone for all the help/advice etc etc. All much appreciated :salute:

[Jim Bowen 1]

you could do mine now :norty:

 

get some pics up, i take it you still have speedlines? i'd like to see how they look compared to standard.

[mic_VR 3]

As requested, more to come (oh and the pads are now redstuffs :wink: )

 

[dinkus 10]

As requested, more to come (oh and the pads are now redstuffs :wink: )

 

 

Mmm tight 8)

 

Wheels could do with a refurb though... :lol: :(

[mic_VR 3]

Mmm tight 8)

 

Wheels could do with a refurb though... :lol: :(

 

Cheers mate, watch this space on the wheels :wink:

[vwdeviant 0]

Mmm tight 8)

 

Wheels could do with a refurb though... :lol: :(

 

Cheers mate, watch this space on the wheels :wink:

 

Have you STILL not got them done Mic! :lol:

[CrazyDave 0]

Mmmm 288's, should have been fitted as standard. Great brakes! Bit like OBD2, that should have been standard too :(

 

Nice job Mic! Tight fit in the 15s though eh? My balance weights must leave a gap of about 3.5mm between the caliper and the weights :shock: close but works fine.