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  • #16
    Re: New Breaks...

    brakes.

    2008 Pontiac G6 GXP Coupe
    1998 Buick LeSabre Custom

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    • #17
      Re: New Breaks...

      Originally posted by maybememories
      brakes.

      750WHP Magnacharged GTO.....WTF!
      TVS2300 GTO, Innovators West 8" Overdrive Pulley, ECS Tensioner, SD tuned by Andrew at Complete street performance, Ed Curtis custom Lunati camshaft 230/236 .6XX/.6XX 113 LSA, Hardened Pushrods, Lunati .675 lift Valve Springs, Single Walbro 255 fuel pump in stock bucket, Kooks 1 7/8 Jet hot coated Headers , Kooks 3" catless mid pipes with DMH low pro electric cutouts, Spintech 2.5" stainless steel exhaust with X pipe, Carbon fiber Cold air box with AEM air filter, Billet products short shifter, JamesBiz Oil catch can, Pedders 5/16" raise springs with drag bags, Weld RTS Black with Hoosiers
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      • #18
        Re: New Breaks...

        Originally posted by ahuhn
        Originally posted by blueg62nv
        well to compress the caliper piston you can just use a c clamp vise grip thats what i use to use.

        not in the back

        IF YOU USE A C CPAMP IN THE REAR YOU WILL BREAK IT. THE REAR PISTON MUST BE SCREEWED IN WITH THE TOOL


        I know this

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        • #19
          Re: New Breaks...

          Originally posted by Tupperware SC2
          Thanks for all the advice on the rear calipers... i think that i am just going to get the 3 dollar tool so that i can twist the rear calipers in. i will use a tool i got to compress the fronts...

          also i think that i want to paint the centers of the roters like this



          What color should i paint them???

          Red or Black???

          or is it worth the time?

          if you arent putting them on right away, paint them. my centers are gold from the factory. i might repaint them sometime though, i think it helps it stand out. and when you have rims, it draw attention to the whole area

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          • #20
            Re: New Brakes...

            either color will be nice


            '08 G8 GT... 1 7/8" Kooks Blue Ceramic Coated Long tube Headers... 3" Xpipe...Magnaflow axle backs...Rotofab CAI...Heater hose relocate. Ported throttle body, intake manifold, Custom grind cam 227/237 .620/.604 LSA 113 +3, Circle D 3200 stall, 3.45 rear gear,Tuned by Redline
            Dyno 438 WHP 415 WTQ

            '15 Chevy SS Some Like It Hot Red Holden Grill & trunk badge... Solo performance axle backs... Rotofab Intake, Mobile attractions front splitter

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            • #21
              Re: New Brakes...

              I didn't have any problems using a C clamp on the rear, and I have replaced my brakes twice. Granted I already had a C clamp and I tried it and it worked fine, I'll probably go buy the tool before I change them next time.

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              • #22
                Re: New Brakes...

                Jp i thought you said the gold started coming off? i guess u need to use like engine bay paint for the heat generated from the brakes.

                750WHP Magnacharged GTO.....WTF!
                TVS2300 GTO, Innovators West 8" Overdrive Pulley, ECS Tensioner, SD tuned by Andrew at Complete street performance, Ed Curtis custom Lunati camshaft 230/236 .6XX/.6XX 113 LSA, Hardened Pushrods, Lunati .675 lift Valve Springs, Single Walbro 255 fuel pump in stock bucket, Kooks 1 7/8 Jet hot coated Headers , Kooks 3" catless mid pipes with DMH low pro electric cutouts, Spintech 2.5" stainless steel exhaust with X pipe, Carbon fiber Cold air box with AEM air filter, Billet products short shifter, JamesBiz Oil catch can, Pedders 5/16" raise springs with drag bags, Weld RTS Black with Hoosiers
                Show
                -20% tint
                -bohaman AUX-in radio mod
                -Professionally heated seats

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