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09-25-2023, 11:19 AM
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Those speedmaster kits are 'universal', can see the multiple bolt patterns on the brackets in the pic, but sure you saw that after posting.
Was also pointing out that the calipers offered by Speedmaster are new, not rebuilds, and are probably in the same price range as rebuilds. Oddly, I've never had a problem with Pirate Jacks, but maybe things have changed. If the issue is with the front brake lines not getting any movement/flow, not sure you need to bail on the rear ones, if they work. Just need to figure out the fronts. Shouldn't be too hard, it's something with the master. If they bench bled it, then it flowed on the bench, so I still would have to think it's something with the booster/master relationship. Maybe the pedal, but kinda doubt that. If you bail, then it's a total loss of funds, but your call obviously. .
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