Ride Height Effect Brake Balance?
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Ride Height Effect Brake Balance?
Hey guys, a few months ago, i read a thread where one guy had problems with his brake balance after he lowered his car - something about a ride height sensors by the rear wheels controlling brake balance. I dunno if this is true, but if it is, and i do decide to get adjustable shocks and springs, how would i go about in adjusting the brakes?
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the problem is not the ride height. what changes when you lower the car is the spring rates. If you have stiffer springs there will be less dive when you are braking.
less dive the better. it will have better stability, and you can control the car alot more.
otherwise, their should not be a problem with brake balance when it is lowered.
Just get a lowering kit, that has been used by other folk.
less dive the better. it will have better stability, and you can control the car alot more.
otherwise, their should not be a problem with brake balance when it is lowered.
Just get a lowering kit, that has been used by other folk.
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