I'd figured as much, given the different compounds and all. I just wasn't expecting there to be such a massive difference in stopping power; before swapping the pads both brakes felt exactly the same, yet the front was still underpowered.
Any particular reason to take it to a shop? I'm sure this may be above my level of skill, I'd just rather figure try and fix it myself if possible.
Assuming the front brake doesnt just need a bleed, Hope do an excellent brake service for c.£45. Brake will come back with new pads, seals, bled. Working like new.
Assume you have followed instructions on equalising pistons and cleaning pistons with the plumbers lube they recommend?
That's not bad given the price of pads. Last time I bled them I followed the instructions of whatever video I was watching, pretty sure I equalised pistons.... had no idea about the plummers lube!
I'd figured as much, given the different compounds and all. I just wasn't expecting there to be such a massive difference in stopping power; before swapping the pads both brakes felt exactly the same, yet the front was still underpowered.
Any particular reason to take it to a shop? I'm sure this may be above my level of skill, I'd just rather figure try and fix it myself if possible.