Rear Brake options?
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Rear Brake options?
Here are the lovely pics http://www.azfba.com/messageboard/attachments/Brake.jpg
http://www.azfba.com/messageboard/at...nts/Brake2.jpg
I figure I probably need to just replace the caliper, rotor and pads...should I replace the caliper on the other side too or just pad and rotor? Where is the best place to pick up these parts?
http://www.azfba.com/messageboard/at...nts/Brake2.jpg
I figure I probably need to just replace the caliper, rotor and pads...should I replace the caliper on the other side too or just pad and rotor? Where is the best place to pick up these parts?
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EEK that looks nasty.
Rotor and pads on both sides, and i would go over both calipers very carefully, you may be able to reuse that one (did it just run out of pad? or was it sticking etc.) You can tell a lot by comparing one side to the other on pad wear etc.
I like autozone pads, nothing high performance, but they will replace them for free for lifetime of your car
Rotor and pads on both sides, and i would go over both calipers very carefully, you may be able to reuse that one (did it just run out of pad? or was it sticking etc.) You can tell a lot by comparing one side to the other on pad wear etc.
I like autozone pads, nothing high performance, but they will replace them for free for lifetime of your car
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Originally posted by atljar
EEK that looks nasty.
Rotor and pads on both sides, and i would go over both calipers very carefully, you may be able to reuse that one (did it just run out of pad? or was it sticking etc.) You can tell a lot by comparing one side to the other on pad wear etc.
I like autozone pads, nothing high performance, but they will replace them for free for lifetime of your car
EEK that looks nasty.
Rotor and pads on both sides, and i would go over both calipers very carefully, you may be able to reuse that one (did it just run out of pad? or was it sticking etc.) You can tell a lot by comparing one side to the other on pad wear etc.
I like autozone pads, nothing high performance, but they will replace them for free for lifetime of your car
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