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06-13-2011, 12:06 PM

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Question on FD Brake Bias's

Hey all,

I will be getting new brakes all around when I get home from Deployment, the ones I currently have just aren't cutting it.

My question is, how much would it change the brake bias by switching to a 6-piston front and RB rear?

I know the RB front/rear claims 70/30. I'd def go with that except that I'm getting a deal on 6-piston wilwoods for the front.

Does anybody have the brains and/or experience to figure out what kind of a bias that would provide? Obviously I'd like to keep the front/rear % as close to stock as possible while providing more stopping power.

Thanks,

Levi

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