need rotors and pads installed!!!
05-13-2008, 09:53 PM
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need rotors and pads installed!!! so basically I need to get my rotors and pads installed and every shop I called told me the cost would be anywhere between 150-190. Now I need to know if thats to much to get all 4 rotors and pads installed? If anyone knows a coo spot where I can get it done cheaper. Thanks everyone
05-13-2008, 10:12 PM
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you can do it yourself. heck i'll help you do it if you come to the valley, just for some soda and a pizza, it will take no longer than an hour,trust me its only 4 bolts per wheel
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so basically I need to get my rotors and pads installed and every shop I called told me the cost would be anywhere between 150-190. Now I need to know if thats to much to get all 4 rotors and pads installed? If anyone knows a coo spot where I can get it done cheaper. Thanks everyone
. I got the tools. Learning how to do it yourself is way better than paying someone to possibly **** it up or other things that may **** you off. 
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Is that $150-$190 installed, including the pads and rotors?
If yes, then it's not that bad of a deal.
If they're only gonna turn the rotors and install pads, I'd say do it yourself.
There's a guy in LaHabra that'll give you a good deal on a set of crossdrilled/slotted rotors and you can buy new pads for around the same price of the install.
If yes, then it's not that bad of a deal.
If they're only gonna turn the rotors and install pads, I'd say do it yourself.
There's a guy in LaHabra that'll give you a good deal on a set of crossdrilled/slotted rotors and you can buy new pads for around the same price of the install.
... lol I got a new idler pulley so they dont ask me that anymore 