Is this dangerous ?
20 April 2008, 10:15 PM
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Is this dangerous ?
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your going to have uneven braking force on your front wheels, if the smaller caliper is on the passenger side, when you stamp on them it could pitch the car to the right. the smaller caliper will also overheat sooner = even more reduced stopping power on that side compared to the other. = dangerous, end of.
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i wouldnt even drive it mate . smaller caliper than the other one . i would of cracked some heads together. its unspeakable what they have done. ring them get them to send a recovery truck to pick it up and get them to put the right one on or u call the trading standards. what garage was it ???
u cant put a smaller caliper on one side . its probably from gsf of something .
it aint safe anyways mate
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u cant put a smaller caliper on one side . its probably from gsf of something .
it aint safe anyways mate
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I read the initial post.
**** brakes, replaced and it's still not stopping as it should.
Take it back. Make them MOT the brake system, at least.
**** brakes, replaced and it's still not stopping as it should.
Take it back. Make them MOT the brake system, at least.
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