?Brake Calipers?
#2
dude, did you forget you have brothers now? all you have to do is ask.
http://www.partsplus.com/HotTips/index.shtml
hell, i'll even help ya!
http://www.partsplus.com/HotTips/index.shtml
hell, i'll even help ya!
#5
I checked mine at 50,000 miles as scheduled maintenance calls for, pads and discs looked fine so I slapped em back together and just waited around till the wear indicators started to squea. That was another 63,000 miles. (113,000)
At that point I had the rotors (still OEM) turned at AutoZone for 12 bucks, and put some new pads in. Rears are still OEM, pads and rotors.
I'm at 126,500 now and no problems yet.
So chances are you should be good to go for a long while.
At that point I had the rotors (still OEM) turned at AutoZone for 12 bucks, and put some new pads in. Rears are still OEM, pads and rotors.
I'm at 126,500 now and no problems yet.
So chances are you should be good to go for a long while.
#6
Damn...that's alot of miles on the pads. I've got about 70K on mine, and just wanted to be sure. I didn't know the factory pads would last that long with as aggressive as I am on the brake. My pads only looked about half worn. I guess I'll check them again in another 20 to 30K miles.
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