advice about 4 piston calipers
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advice about 4 piston calipers
hey people i just got some 4 piston calipers for my base fc. i was wondering if there is a certain way i should clean them i.e what i should use, anything i shouldnt touch, what will make it rust?? etc. also i was wondering can i use my stock lines or do i need the t2 lines they came off of? i was also thinking i could just buy some steel braided lines to make everything easier. if you guys have any suggestions please give me all the feed back possible. The one last thing i wanted to know is if i need a bigger rim. currently i am using 15 in riken mesh that are 6.5 or 7 in wide. the offset is +17
also the calipers came with a little rebuild kit. can i take it to a mazda dealership and have them do it for me or should i just take it to a mazda specialist, which would cost less??
also the calipers came with a little rebuild kit. can i take it to a mazda dealership and have them do it for me or should i just take it to a mazda specialist, which would cost less??
Don't use castrol super clean.. Otherwise, hit it with a wire brush.
15s are fine, but are you running 4 lug wheels right now?
If you are, you have a problem. You need 5 lug hubs and rotors for this to work, your current brake rotors are over an inch too small.
PaulC
15s are fine, but are you running 4 lug wheels right now?
If you are, you have a problem. You need 5 lug hubs and rotors for this to work, your current brake rotors are over an inch too small.
PaulC
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Originally posted by Silkworm
Don't use castrol super clean.. Otherwise, hit it with a wire brush.
15s are fine, but are you running 4 lug wheels right now?
If you are, you have a problem. You need 5 lug hubs and rotors for this to work, your current brake rotors are over an inch too small.
PaulC
Don't use castrol super clean.. Otherwise, hit it with a wire brush.
15s are fine, but are you running 4 lug wheels right now?
If you are, you have a problem. You need 5 lug hubs and rotors for this to work, your current brake rotors are over an inch too small.
PaulC
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