Ran identically prepped cranks back to back within 2 weeks with the crank being the only change the 7M is smoother until 6000 then I couldn't pick a difference as the 7M is a little buzzy from there to my 8300 limit
I don't say this or take this stance lightly George, I go out of my way to try and help people in general but there are some that after having had them shit on me I refuse to aknowledge let alone help.
If you felt that stongly back then stick to your guns dude.
There are a whole bunch of people here I wouldn't cross the street to piss on if they were on fire, hell will freeze over before I'll help them.
I think you should let go of your grip...
Enough's enough you have NFI what his skill level is and a heater core is so easily fucked if you apply heat for too long or in the wrong place.
I know you're only trying to help but you're fast becomming a total knob knock it off.
Prop valve works by reducing the force to the rear not the front, it shouldn't have any effect on the front circuit.
Sounds more like a mismatch between the Master cylinder bore size and the Calliper piston size and pedal effort should be close to stock.
I haven't done the math for a Mk3...
The DBA's are great rotors just a bit EXE
In order that I'd do it.
Fix ABS
Bigger rears to get the balance back to where it should be
Messing with a Prop valve isn't going to change anything as they work by reducing rear pressure and this is the exact opposite of what you need.
2 stops from 200+ Kph would kill my stock Rotors, I got 55 stops on the test track before I cooked up the current set up and boiled the fluid, changed it to RBF600 and installed DBA 5000's on the front in place of the 4000's I had on it previously and have noticed they run MUCH cooler but didn't...
<Non ABS Car with a balanced FULL set of AP 4 piston calipers on Mk4TT DBA Rotors and if I had the room for the parts and the wheel speed sensors I'd have ABS in a flash.
Been driving performance cars for 30+ years an am an ok peddler but I do get it wrong from time to time and in those...
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