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Find a good stretch of empty road and bed them in.
Originally Posted by vudaddy
I went with Sewell. Spent A total of $742.63 including shipping and taxes. Put them on myself with the help of someone else. Took us about 1 hr and 10 minutes. Not hard at all
Yeah, change the pads yourself and tell the machine ship to "turn the rotors." Probably save you $600... but I don't have an F... yet... so what do I know...
06-23-12, 08:03 PM
