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Hey Breaks dont lock up!!
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Posted by Andrew Z on February 14, 2007 at 08:52:09 from (12.76.131.116):
I got a new set of Springs and brake balls and put them in the Super H. I only did one side, the side that was locking up the worst and it made a WORLD of diffrence! I never knew that the old springs were that tired, I had to put the new ones on with a pair of vice grips and foot on them to hold down the accuator. Those little springs are really though. Anyway thanks for all the guys that helped me out with this prob, for the last month and half. (Now I just have to do the other side, since the "new" side feels great the other side feels bad now! LOL Thanks Andrew
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