DIY - changing brakes (video tutorial)
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DIY - changing brakes (video tutorial)
Howdy gang, when I changed brakes a month or so ago, I took video with the intent of making video tutorials. Well, I stayed up late last night and finally got them done!
Changing front brakes (2 parts):
Changing rear brakes and adjusting parking brake (1 part, but it's kind of a follow-on to the front brake videos):
And, I had to deal with some stripped heads on the philips screws that hold on the brake rotor - so I did a video of my method of drilling them out.
Enjoy! I hope they're helpful!
Changing front brakes (2 parts):
Changing rear brakes and adjusting parking brake (1 part, but it's kind of a follow-on to the front brake videos):
And, I had to deal with some stripped heads on the philips screws that hold on the brake rotor - so I did a video of my method of drilling them out.
Enjoy! I hope they're helpful!
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Rotors from Suncoast were $750~ish. Pads are pretty fancy track pads at about $300/set. While not in the video, I also did stainless steel brake lines and an SFR fluid flush. All told it was about $2k in parts for me.
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Any experience with these? (seem too good to be true)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSC...Q5fAccessories
this seller sells fronts for 80 and rears for 140. Made by BALO? and OPTIMUM/API?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSC...Q5fAccessories
this seller sells fronts for 80 and rears for 140. Made by BALO? and OPTIMUM/API?
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Do not skimp on rotors! They are cheap enough as it is and unless you are hard tracking, they will last a long time. Brakes is not a place to cut corners.