New brakes fitted :D

Started by trotter, October 05, 2009, 09:33:05 PM

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trotter

Guys and gals.....

First things first, this is NOT a difficult job to do. The worst part is getting off rusted/seized bolts and screws. However, get a big can of WD-40, a big hammer/mallet and a good quality socket set and impact driver and you will be all good.

Anyhoo, things I used:

1) 10 and 14mm sockets
2) 10mm flare nut spanner (imagine a 6 sided socket outline, but in a spanner)
3) rubber mallet
4) impact driver with phillips bit
5) 8mm spanner (brake bleeding)
6) easi-bleed brake bleeding kit (or a friend if you have one ;) )
7) discs
8) pads
9) 500ml brake fluid
10) goodridge hose kit

Rears Before:



and after:



fronts before:



and after:



and hoses too!



much better methinks!!

and this last one kinda explains the comedy braking over the last few weeks....



i didnt take enough pics to do a full write-up, but if anyone is desperate for a hand, gives a shout :D
Work hard, play hard house :D

Jovic82

well done trotter, doing mine soon with same setup an good to hear it now stops well!