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09-25-2013, 01:04 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Cobra Make, Engine: 427
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just realized most Cobra replicas do not have power brakes Wow
just got back from test driving a friend's new era cobra and was wondering why the brakes seem much harder to come to a stop then realized that they are not power assisted I guess to keep it original? so you mean to tell me that you guys with six hundred plus horsepower are doing so without power assist breaks? I could see no power steering I have no problem with that having a BDR I guess I just took power brakes for granted.actually my brakes on my BDR are probably the fastest stopping best i ever had on a vehicle .is it really worth the originality to for go power brakes?
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