After a bit of searching I got hold of some 2003 copen calipers and bigger diameter copen discs and have fitted them to my 2002 sirion rally 2 with out any fitment problems this should improve the braking? I also serviced the rear shoes/drums and bled all 4 corners twice.

The problem is before I did this the brakes gave no real confidence and felt spongy, it was easy to push the pedal right to the floor against the stop, the car stopped quickly and ABS worked fine but the pedal was just not firm. So whats changed after all my hard work? NOTHING at all the brakes are still horrid though it does stop quicker now.

My question is, is this what all sirion brakes feel like? do i need to consider a differnt master cylinder to achieve a firm pedal? I am sure I have bled the brakes properly having done them twice unless Ive missed something like a compensator valve somewhere that needed to be opened for bleeding?