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Old 07 February 2010, 03:48 PM
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well iv done it ,and was pritty easy




















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Old 07 February 2010, 03:56 PM
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Yeah you were told it would be though
Old 07 February 2010, 05:22 PM
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nice one, have changed pads myself before but dont know if i would go the full hog and do the discs as well.
Old 08 February 2010, 02:47 PM
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I`m presuming they are EBC redstuff pads you`ve fitted. Would be interested in your opinion on them after you`ve bedded them in, I think they say it takes approx 200 miles to bed them in properly.
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Originally Posted by Arkwright
I`m presuming they are EBC redstuff pads you`ve fitted. Would be interested in your opinion on them after you`ve bedded them in, I think they say it takes approx 200 miles to bed them in properly.

no mate they are kevlar pads from BOB'5 group buy , dont no who makes them but they seem to do the job

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Old 08 February 2010, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by stuart148
no mate they are kevlar pads from BOB'5 group buy , dont no who makes them but they seem to do the job

stu
Glad you are pleased with them then. Even more satisfying when you`ve fitted them yourself. No stopping you now then ( excuse the pun ) you`ll be doing timing belts next LOL.
Well done

Sorry this is Arkwright replying my missus is still logged in

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Old 08 February 2010, 06:27 PM
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timing belts ,,i only just had the tools to do this lol ,, i realy need to sort me a tool box out ,, 33 years old and iv got fek all , wots going on lol

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wouldnt worry fella, i'm pushing 35 and my tool box consists of 1 x phillips screw driver, 1 x flat head screwdriver and 1 x hammer......if the hammer dont fix it i dont want to know!! lol
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iv got the pikey tool also mate ,,its in a few of the pics lol

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I'd love one of those super strong bucket axle stands you've got
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Old 10 February 2010, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Captain Carbon
I'd love one of those super strong bucket axle stands you've got
Lol, very inventive.

Though on a serious note I would never work on a car just on a scissor jack, at least put the wheel under the car, if you haven't got axles stands.
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