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Jimmy McNeil
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| Quote: | | Those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones |
It just looks like regular glass, its actually ballistic glass |
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Chris Hurst
Joined: 27 Jul 2007
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Location: United States, California,
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The first and only kart I've ever owned was a 2008 Tony Kart EVX with the standard brakes. I have no problem feeling the brake pedal and they feel extremely progressive to me. Very easy to know when they are going to lock up once I spent enough time behind the wheel.
Provided everything is working as it should mechanically give it some time before you start changing out equipment. Just my .02 coming from racing many different kinds of sports cars before I got into karts. The Tony's brakes are comparable to most high end sports cars I've driven.
Seat time before equipment. |
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Jean Michel Crettaz
Joined: 06 Aug 2010
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Location: United States, California, LOS ANGELES
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| Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:03 pm Post subject: update |
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lowered pedal connection, mounted 206mm rotor and tested with sintered OTK pads - works real good, greatly improved feel! target achieved.
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