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Rob B

posted on 28th Jan 06 at 00:38

Ok ill have a go tomorrow when its on the ramps cheers :)


James R

posted on 28th Jan 06 at 00:35

no, you want it loose. you won't lock just the front. and if you do, it's better than the back locking


Rob B

posted on 28th Jan 06 at 00:27

Ok if i slacken it off to much will it just mean my fronts will lock up :|


ed

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 17:27

It's attatched to a spring that hangs off of the o/s of the rear beam. You slacken it off until the spring is loose. If the spring is tight, then it means you braks will be biased more to the rear and vice versa.


Rob B

posted on 27th Jan 06 at 17:07

Hi guys, car feels a bit poo under brakeing and under hard brakeing the back steps out now and again, car is lowered quite a bit and ive heard the brake bias valve needs adjusting ... any ideas on how this is done or where its located cheers Rob pics would be helpful..