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[QUOTE="Bigbird, post: 26970, member: 19669"] Yamahauler, unfortunately I deleted the e-mail. The fix was to reduce the flow of fluid to the rear caliper by putting a 3mm screw that is approximately 20mm long in the hollow opening of the rear banjo bolt. I ended up not doing this, but rather brazed the hole on the side of the bolt closed and redrilled it to approximatlely half its original diameter. This has worked very well reducing my stalls to one in four races from numerous per race. There were some other fixes suggested such as using a Kawisaki rear brake line and Honda brake pads. I did not experiment with these options. Good luck. ------------------ Sponsors: My Wife, Pug Racing Redding Dirt Riders [/QUOTE]
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