Brake FAQs
Why does my pedal go to the floor after I have bled the brakes
There are a couple reasons why your pedal might go down to the floor after you bleed your brakes. Here are the most common reasons we see:
1. There is air in the system.
2. Excessive piston travel.
3. If you have a rear parking brake caliper, it might not be adjusted correctly.
What parts do the brake system consist of?
The brake system consists of master cylinder, booster (If equipped w/power brake), brake pedal, proportioning valve, brake lines, caliper hoses, calipers, pads, and rotors.
Why are my brakes squeaking?
One of the main reasons you hear squeaking from your brakes is dust and or grime in between the brake pad and rotor. This can be addressed by cleaning the rotors with brake cleaner.
What brake fluid can I use with your brake components?
If you are just replacing one component in your brake system then you want to use the brake fluid that your system has already been introduced to. If you are installing all new components including lines and no fluid has been introduced to the system, then you can use any fluid.
What are the benefits of a big brake kit?
The big brake will have a larger rotor with bigger calipers that will provide a greater clamping force to slow down vehicles with 17 inch wheels or larger much quicker.
What is the minimum size wheel I can use with your big brake?
The minimum size wheel you can run with our big brake is a 17-inch wheel.
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