Hi,
Just wondering if you have any pointers into removing the front brake disc? I've unbolted the calliper already and the disc just doesn't want to come out. Anything else I need to unbolt?
Help! Removing brake disc
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green_comet wrote:Just smash it already...
LoL
I used the 10mm bolt method and the disc was out in no time . Thanks a lot for the advice. I think the disc hasn't been out for the odd 17 years of it's life cos there's so much rust and crap at the back
PS: Don't know how I'd live without you guys, haha! Else I would have been trying to get the hub bolt out with a 29mm socket and a huge breaker bar . I've had many mechanical problems that was all solved here as well. Cheers! Aus-cartalk FTW!
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I'm really glad to see everything went well! I take it you are installing the bigger stuff (i think it was you who bought Matty's stuff?).
I just have one question though... What does FTW stand for? I'm usually pretty good with these, but I can't figure this one...
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I just have one question though... What does FTW stand for? I'm usually pretty good with these, but I can't figure this one...
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Na, I didn't buy Matty's good stuff, but i know who has them I think he needs it more than me since he has a turbo NA6 which was running on NA6 brakes . I'm just getting my discs machined, so that I can put some Hawk HP Plus pads on .
FTW = For the win. Just a funny acronym that's been going around for the past year in other forums I go to. There's also FTL, which is 'for the loss'.
FTW = For the win. Just a funny acronym that's been going around for the past year in other forums I go to. There's also FTL, which is 'for the loss'.
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Ahhhh, yes, I remember who it is now. And thanks for the explanation...
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Boags'MX5 wrote:Ahhhh, yes, I remember who it is now. And thanks for the explanation...
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it's in the book boags
right under "E is for empty"
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AJ wrote:Boags'MX5 wrote:Ahhhh, yes, I remember who it is now. And thanks for the explanation...
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it's in the book boags
right under "E is for empty"
Like my avatar AJ?
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