when to change brakes?
#32
09-29-2008, 03:23 PM
first you grind off the pad material
then you have a metal plate to grind off
After you done with that you move on to a caliper and grind the cylinder off
Then after you cylinder welds to the rotor while you driving down the hill and brakes off the calipers and destroys your wheel and causes you to hit the concrete divider.............THEEEEEEEN you got to change brakes.
That actually did happen to the guy I worked with.
Dude was such an incredible retard.
then you have a metal plate to grind off
After you done with that you move on to a caliper and grind the cylinder off
Then after you cylinder welds to the rotor while you driving down the hill and brakes off the calipers and destroys your wheel and causes you to hit the concrete divider.............THEEEEEEEN you got to change brakes.
That actually did happen to the guy I worked with.
Dude was such an incredible retard.
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10-08-2008, 03:41 PM
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#34
10-09-2008, 08:07 AM
Just hit 30,005 miles. Have my schedule 30k maintenance on Columbus Day. There's a lot of stuff being replaced and inspected once you hit 30k: http://www.infiniti.com/pdf/techpubs...2007_I_SMG.pdf
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