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Old 5th May 2010, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Conan_the_Librarian View Post
Now I am going to have to buy bigger brakes to keep up with the Dutchies!!
Haha...we're not there yet!

A few questions

- Am i right to assume that i don't have to change out anything on my abs sensors?
- It looks as though the red-stuff pad sensors ahave a different clip [not sure though]. Am i wrong or should i be prepared to have to make mods?
- I'm thinking of upgrading the brake fluid to MOTUL RBF 600 - i would consider others but have read good things about it especially for track days.

Thanks in advance.

Oli



Oval shaped pad sensor clips:



Current pad sensor clips: (image from audipages)

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