my brakes seem to pull to the right quite a bit, i thought it was jus they were bad so i had them completely redone, i mean everything. but for some reason it still does it, anybody know why?

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86 sc z-28
305 ci around 150 hp prob lil more
my first car and the best one i will ever own.

 

What does "everything" consist of?

Could be a wheel/alignment problem.

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they said that the previous owner had not taken care of it and they had redone the brakes consisting of everything, as i recal rotars, discs, lot of other stuff

 

Unless that "lots of other stuff" consisted of brake lines, I would certainly invest in some. Steel Braided if you can afford it.

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Did you do the rear brakes too? Not sure about your car but many have diagonal brake systems now. 1 front brake and one rear on the opposite side work on 1/2 of the master cylinder. If you have a leaking or stuck rear wheel cylinder it will increase or decrease the braking on the corresponding front wheel. Had this problem too. Replaced all the hoses and calipers and everything up front and was still there. Finally checked and replaced the rear cylinders and the problem went away.

 

i believe they did brake lines but not positive so i will not say for sure. and yes they did all four brakes on this job. i will look into some steel braided, how much they run??

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86 sc z-28
305 ci around 150 hp prob lil more
my first car and the best one i will ever own.

 

I think Jegs sells Earl's for $78 for the front pair.
Diagonally split brake systems are on FWD cars, not RWD.
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[This message has been edited by GMTech (edited December 01, 2001).]