Rotors and installs
NinJA
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From: WISCONSIN
Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
what the hell?
what the hell?
It's my first day.
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Grafton, WI.
Originally posted by inspyral
$19.86 from Home Depot, works awesometastically.
$19.86 from Home Depot, works awesometastically.
i got the same one, at your insistance.
then i went and got my cordless drill motor and an 8 dollar set of throwaway drill bits, worked a lot faster.
bah!
It's my first day.
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From: Grafton, WI.
Originally posted by TwilightX
Sounds like I have to be a little cautious when I do this...Did I make the right choice for the rotors and pads?
Sounds like I have to be a little cautious when I do this...Did I make the right choice for the rotors and pads?
and i drive like an idiot.
Spec5
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From: Northern VA
pads are really easy to change. u need a regular socket set. you do NOT need to disconnect the brake line for it... (manTIS don't know why you did) I change my brakes typically every two years... if they last that long and I don' thave an issue with not being able to compress them. just remember the front caliper you push in, the rear ones you twist back in.