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Master Cylinder could be the problem - maybe pressure is slowly being lost after you have been parked. And after 20 minutes or so it has built back up so that the pedal works more normally.

Just a guess though - I am not all that knowledgable on brakes.

 

Im not that good at brakes either but i had a vacuum line that i had broken when fixing something else so i replaced them with new ones but i got one of the check valves in the wrong way and the brakes acted real funky </P>


There should be a diagram for the vac lines at the top drivers side under the hood try checkin them maybe youl get lucky and itl be somthin stupid(cheap) I dunno</P>

 

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Make sure if you have any occurance of a squishy pedal to take it back and have em bleed it again </P>


my last car i had brake work done on it and the next day it felt like i was steppin on a tomato every time i stepped on the brakes. turns out there was a rouge air bubble lodge somewhere We bled them three times and finaly got it out. </P>


$190's not that bad guess it could have been worse huh?</P>

 

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I know I love those wheels, Pete...

 

Yeah there pretty sick huh. what year is it? what size tires you got on there they look big?

 

well, its got small sidemarkers which makes it at least a '99 and below I'm guessing. Id have to see the inside to tell more.

But dayum those wheels are tight.