Nice, looks real good. I'm wanting to get brakes soon too. You should've painted your calipers while you had the rotors off, that would've really made it look alot better. Still though, it's way better than squeaking OEM brakes.
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Josh's '92 Milano Si (5spd)- The mod list is growing!!
Originally posted by Preyluder Nice, looks real good. I'm wanting to get brakes soon too. You should've painted your calipers while you had the rotors off, that would've really made it look alot better. Still though, it's way better than squeaking OEM brakes.
IMO , painting calipers are ricey... Doesn't look good. Yeah... Time to toss those OEM ones in the garbage.
Originally posted by LUDE'Z Cordova, where did you get the rotors and the pads, and how much did it run ya?
Ken (94lude) sold the set to me...he sold the lude ( new owner totalled it ) and had this set sitting in his garage...So I took everything off his hands for $150.
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'92 Si, Milano Red, >200K miles (Original front brakes)
AEM CAI, DC Headers, Greddy SP Cat-back Exhaust, MSD 8.5 mm Spark Wires, 4bidden Short Shifter, Neuspeed FSTB
17" ADR Skye7 Wheels, 215/40/17 Ventus H II Tires
Pioneer DEH-1500 Head Unit, Kicker 10" Subwoofer, Sony DCX-4120 Amplifier
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'03 Acura 3.2 TL Type S, Silver
I guess you didn't catch the part about 'you shouldn't be able to tell if it's any better or not'... that means you're not supposed to be on your brakes yet man. You gotta baby the cr@p out of the brakes for 500 miles.. don't get on them, it's not that hard, for your own sake.
I guess you didn't catch the part about 'you shouldn't be able to tell if it's any better or not'... that means you're not supposed to be on your brakes yet man. You gotta baby the cr@p out of the brakes for 500 miles.. don't get on them, it's not that hard, for your own sake.
Ken told me to slam on the brakes couple times then drive on the freeway... Man...I knew I heard from somewhere you need to drive couple hundred miles ....Grrr!
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