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Re: gas tank cleanng? [Re: Reign] #616084 06/21/05 12:17 AM
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BigJim Offline
Web Wheeler
Reign you do not want a lifetime warranted pad... They are so damn hard that they take many stops to warm up enough to stop good.... Also they wear the rotor out to quick..
Use cheap soft factory style pads..
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Re: gas tank cleanng? [Re: BigJim] #616085 06/21/05 03:25 PM
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Reign Offline OP
Mudrunner
yea big jim i did recall a topic that had had that as the suject, i believe the man wanted ceramic pads...

but being that i have yet to ever have the need to buy brake calipers i may need a little help in deciding if i need loaded calipers or not, and what the difference is betwen loaded and unloaded. do the loaded just come with pads? if so i can do that smile

went out to her last night being the eager youngin i am and pushed that piston back in, but now i can feel some rubbin when i turn right


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Re: gas tank cleanng? [Re: Reign] #616086 06/21/05 04:31 PM
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BigJim Offline
Web Wheeler
Reign I have never investigated "loaded" calipers. I know zackly what it is I want and simply go get calipers, pads and rotors..It usually runs about $100 for the front end on a Wrangler.. I doubt I would go for the "loaded" ones as I would not trust the pads included.. BUT if the set came from the same place as the pads I was after then I would take em.
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