If the brake hose to the caliper is capped to stop fluid flowing, then it should be just a matter of reattaching the hose and bleeding manually. Pumping the brake pedal and opening/closing the bleeder.
I don't think you have to race to appreciate great brakes. My Cupra Ateca had Brembos and that made the stock versions, which did have good brakes, feel like stomping on a lump of wood.
That was my first exprience of excellent continuous braking performance
I doubt that's relevant. Different technologies have different characteristics, hobbling one to favour another doesn't make much sense.
I also think rev limiters have severely damaged the engine rebuilding industry. Now you have to completly screw up a manual downshift to even valve bounce an...
I really like the B&O system, it's much better than the Beats Audio in my last car.
Mind you, I am listening with quite old ears.
Wireless connectivity is a world better than my last car too. It actually stays connected all the time.
I broke the habit of a lifetime and let my wife set up the...
As an unbiased ( apart from laying down cash for the thing) Mustang newbie, the new shape really knocked my socks off, and we do have a few earlier versions floating around.
At least down here where the majority of cars are Jap or Korean, with a fair number of Euros too,
any US pony car stands...
When I took the dealer demo car out it had the hands on the wheel warning going off constantly on the highway. The dealer said Ford was working on a fix. I don't know if it was done on mine, but it only gives that warning now when lane assist is enabled.
Which suits me, I hate lane assist. When...
I also got caught by Fords strange dipstick configuration. Never seen min, nominal and max before. So when the dealer filled to nominal I thought it had used a litre of oil in 600km.
It hasn't used any since that top up.