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That's alot of weight.
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They just bled the brakes, and it still sux.
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What’s the deal with the brakes were they always crappy or this is something that happened when the engine work was done?


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What’s the deal with the brakes were they always crappy or this is something that happened when the engine work was done?


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They were always giod. Got terrible when I had the rear lines done.
 

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What’s the deal with the brakes were they always crappy or this is something that happened when the engine work was done?


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I know you were planning on upgrading them, before your parts got stolen ... argh. So are they stock now? Are those steelies 17”..? You can do the NNBS upgrade on the cheap. [emoji16][emoji106] I’m quite happy with mine. OTOH, I don’t have a cammed 6.0 in mine either.. [emoji16][emoji631]
 
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I know you were planning on upgrading them, before your parts got stolen ... argh. So are they stock now? Are those steelies 17”..? You can do the NNBS upgrade on the cheap. [emoji16][emoji106] I’m quite happy with mine. OTOH, I don’t have a cammed 6.0 in mine either.. [emoji16][emoji631]
I do have the nnbs fronts along with the braided lines. This started when he cracked the system to do the rear lines. I can understand if they can't do anything with it, but not to make it worse then what it was before I got here.
 
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That's too much weight. Do you know if they tried to reposition that tire on the wheel? When they called for that much I would break both beads and spin the tire 180 on the wheel to see if it helped. It usually did. I would not accept that.
I did think that.
 

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They were always good. Got terrible when I had the rear lines done.
Bet they got air in the ABS when they did the lines. The brakes on my 03 Burb were terrible. it was not uncommon for me to have the pedal hit the floor and need another pump. 4 quarts of fluid later and a few hard stops in gravel made an improvement but never as good as they should have been.

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They were always giod. Got terrible when I had the rear lines done.
Oh damn that sucks, might have to bleed it more back when I had the Escalade and had the SS hoses put on they had to bleed the rear brakes a lot the fluid was nasty


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I am usually standing there watching them work, a couple times in the last 20-30 years someone went to or did put them on the outside and I stopped them and said I want the weights on the inside. usually it was some young kid, they learn they end having to do the work twice if they don't do it right the first time. Maybe I have been picky about it because I normally always have aftermarket wheels.
 

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