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which brake pad perform better?, bendix? mentix? ferodo?
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jacek
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Jul 10 2008, 10:34 AM
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QUOTE(iRonTech @ Jul 9 2008, 07:15 PM) the mechanic told me can skim once only as its getting thinness how about Bosch brade pad? it depends on how bad it was when u go for the 1st skim. there's no particular rule stated that only can skim once for any disc. ask ur mech to check on the disc cond and then decide whether to go for 1nd skim. another opt is, just go for the 2nd skim (if u have extra budget), and then try again to brake at 90km/h, feel the difference. anyway, it is just RM50 for skimming. worth trying, rather than changing the disc.
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jacek
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Jul 11 2008, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE(-JfD- @ Jul 10 2008, 03:51 PM) Yeap. I found out, one of my calipers, one piston was jammed and misaligned, another caliper, some screw holes needed retreading. good info. may i know how did you find out that you face such problem? i actually face some problem on my rear disc, recently installed EK4 rear disc on my EK, already skim the disc and changed new brake pad. but somehow, i dont feel the grip and when i look at the disc after drving around, the disc seems not evenly grip from the pad. i can see the rust on the disc. may i know where did you service your caliper...i suspect something's wrong with the caliper. note: thread owner, sorry to hijack your thread... TQ hehe
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jacek
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Jul 11 2008, 05:40 PM
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QUOTE(detomaso @ Jul 11 2008, 09:45 AM) any workshop can carry caliper servicing....  done my caliper at gombak well, actually when i bought the rear disc, the seller oredi service the caliper...but service to what extent....no idea la. yeap, will go to workshop and ask then. hope it solve the probs. cant afford to spend more money since petrol so blardy expensive.
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