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Old 08-08-2011, 07:52 AM
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Thanks guy for the tips
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How many miles were you guys at when your OEMs finally needed replaced? I'm at 97,000+ and the dealer says mine are still very good. I just find that a little hard to believe...
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Im @ 57,000 + the issue I am having is the ruff winters of Europe and this wonderful powered crap they use on the roads instead of salt over here have eaten the rotors and they are rusting bad. Mixed with the high speeds of the autobahns wears down the rotors / pads I normal cruise @ 85 to 90+ mph on the autobahn, add in over sized tires (37in) pad/rotors go bad faster.
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Default Re: Brake rotor and pads time not sure what to get

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How many miles were you guys at when your OEMs finally needed replaced? I'm at 97,000+ and the dealer says mine are still very good. I just find that a little hard to believe...

Actually, having worked in a shop that did brakes, that does not suprise me at all. Brake life will vary with how and where you drive, but you will not find pads that will last as long, be as quiet, and and make as little dust as the OEM ones. They did get some things right at GM. Toyotas are the same way. Their brakes last forever!
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Ok ordered the EBC Sport Rotors and EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads I will post up photos of the install, Its been a day or two since I did a brake job so I have to get the rust off me 1st and find a new Jack since mine broke while putting on My Rancho shocks a few months back.

Any tips for me on taken the rotors off // pads
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Okay so I get new rotors and pads, started to changed them out and I can not get the bolts lose to remove the Brake calipers on the front and on the back looks like you need a hex style key to remove two of the bolts and same thing with the 18mm bolts on the back. I dont have a air wrench and not enough A** to wrench them off with my hands. any tips
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i had to use a 1/2" breaker bar with a 2' pipe extension totaling about 3' of leverage. it was crazy how tight those 2 bolts are.
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i had to use a 1/2" breaker bar with a 2' pipe extension totaling about 3' of leverage. it was crazy how tight those 2 bolts are.

220 ft/lbs for the calipermounting bolts.
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How many miles were you guys at when your OEMs finally needed replaced? I'm at 97,000+ and the dealer says mine are still very good. I just find that a little hard to believe...

My original rear pads have finally worn out at 203,000 miles! Guess I'm not a heavy braker.
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