Resurface or replace?
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If you have done brake pad replacement one Toyota/Lexus or other Japanese vehicle, then you can do any of them. Only difference is parking brake design and procedure for the rear caliper piston retraction needs to be determined. Some push in and some need to be turned.
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I bought the R1 Concepts, these are OEM (completes with front/rear rotor and pads for $159 shipped, I used the same brand on my Supra). Already have the rear installed and bleed. Still need to get the front installed this weekend.
Here is a tip. If your rotor is seized, just use the two screws that are hold the flex brake line to push it out, the thread fits perfectly.
Here is a tip. If your rotor is seized, just use the two screws that are hold the flex brake line to push it out, the thread fits perfectly.
Last edited by silver94tt; Nov 5, 2018 at 09:15 AM.
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