Time for more aggressive DE brake pads
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Yes you can zip tie up the sensor but I like a clean look and less wires hanging about so I went to my local dealer and he gave me 4 used sensors from out back and I cut the wire 1" from the plug and soldered the 2 ends together and melted some rubber tubing on the end and plugged back into the wear sensor port. Nice and clean no wires tied up.
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Yes you can zip tie up the sensor but I like a clean look and less wires hanging about so I went to my local dealer and he gave me 4 used sensors from out back and I cut the wire 1" from the plug and soldered the 2 ends together and melted some rubber tubing on the end and plugged back into the wear sensor port. Nice and clean no wires tied up.
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Burning Brakes
#20
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I am running Performance Friction 08 compound pads, they are awesome, provide a nice initial bite and have a lot more stopping power than the stock pads. They seem to be rotor friendly so far, I have been running them on the street too, a bit of a squeal from time to time with light pressure but not too bad.