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Old 05-01-2008, 07:48 AM   #104 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Paco1120 View Post
thanks again Moose. i will probably be installing my new breaks this weekend. i will be going with the Axis, motul, and i will resurface my rotors. i will try to find the pbr rubber grease, do you think autozone carries it? and where can i get the 12 mm bolts from? dealer? and is there an impact driver you would recommend? lol, what a pain in the azz i am huhh!!
i also tried searching for a diy brake install, i found a couple that will help me out but none of them had actual pictures..is there one with pics? i trippen..
am i making this harder than it accually is?? i sound like a chick!!!


thanks


Any good high temp "brake specfic" grease will work ... I just really like the PBR stuff

Impact Driver: Sears


Craftsman Impact Driver - Model 47641 at Sears.com

To remove Rotor,

Using impact driver above loosen and then remove the two philps head retaining bolts


Sorry I said 12mm above (it is a 12mm head) it is a 8mm x 1.25(thread pitch) bolt ...which you should be able to pick up anywhere that stocks metric bolts.




As for proper instructions ... If you are going to be working on your car regularily I HIGHLY reccoemnd that you buy a copy of the Helms Service manual ... BUT for this weekend you can probabaly download a PDF copy of a RSX shop manual ... The TypeS the front and rear rotors and calipers are essentially the same ... therefore the process and torque settings should be the same as well.


Brakes are pretty easy ...You just have to take your time and make sure you do it right (Use a shop manual) ... remember it is your safety we are talking about here.

Moose

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