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Changing Front Brake Pads & Discs

System~G

By System~G,
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System~G Grand Master

System~G

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I have posted a photographic "how-to" in the Workshop Submisions section of changing the front discs and pads of most modern cars. Ther may be some differences between makes and models.

This should make it all very simple. BUT... I will not accept any responsibility for any technical incompetance on your part :P

The link can be found here:

TOC Brake Change

PS - if anyone has any other input or comments, please let me know B)

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coincidence or fate? I've only just finished that very job... now got me some cross-drilled and grooved Brembos up front... :yes:

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Very nice writeup, seems like something i can handle from the looks of it :)

-Z

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coincidence or fate? I've only just finished that very job... now got me some cross-drilled and grooved Brembos up front... :yes:

got my 3'G's arriving this week i hope :thumbsup:

Cheers for the write up too

Niz

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