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Originally Posted by Minsu I have stuttering while braking from.high speeds Step 1: Buy new front pads. Research your needs: http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspen...d-reviews.html Step 2: a.) Buy your self a new set
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Buy new front pads. Research your needs: Brake Pad Reviews Step 2: a.) Buy your self a new set of rotors. Need Rotors, Which one is best? OR b.) Have a mechanic turn your current rotors if they have a lot of metal left. Brake Rotor Surfacing? Step 3: Have a mechanic install your pads/rotors. I'm not so sure turning wrenches are your strong point. You may also want to have your brake fluid flushed on your car if it has been 3 years. brake fluid recommendations A few resources to get parts from: Brakes Brakes Andrew / Depoint50 is a dealer with plenty of knowledge. Send him a PM. My spoon feeder just broke so you will need to search from here on out. |
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