brake job
its not too hard. Just need a 3/4 socket to take your wheels off. And torque them at 100lbs when u put them back on. I cant rebember what size of socket you need for the calipers but theres just 2 bolts on the back that you unscrew and those slide off. On my car the bolts on the front callipers were 1 mm bigger than the back callipers. then just use a allen wrench on the screw that holds on each rotor. If it doesnt just slide off hit it with a rubber hammer a couple of times. Good Luck hope that helps.
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It is very easy to do. If you have a basic socket set and allen wrench you will be fine. I do not remember the exact size of the tools I used but I know they were nothing out of the ordinary. Oh, and don't forget a C-clamp to compress the caliper pistons.
This link isn't a write-up but proof a novice (myself) can handle the job with ease.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-front...es-update.html
This link isn't a write-up but proof a novice (myself) can handle the job with ease.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-front...es-update.html
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