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Old 03-10-2020, 11:28 PM
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I installed the OEM Tundra rotors, OEM brake pads, OEM shims; the only aftermarket part were the calipers. I still have the stock tires so maybe that's why I'm not feeling the difference too much. I did a proper bleed using the power-bleeder but I think they are a little soft now, how can i fix it? I also feel that the travel increased a lot and seems like the brakes grab after a bit of travel and not immediately.
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