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The install really isn't hard at all. Can be done in two hours tops never doing them before... You just unbolt your calipers and move them asIde. Put tire stoppers
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The install really isn't hard at all. Can be done in two hours tops never doing them before...
You just unbolt your calipers and move them asIde. Put tire stoppers in front of your tires, take rotor off , bang out studs, put new ones in, reinstall. Make sure to have the e brake off if it's the rear and don't hit your brakes when your calipers off to make sure they slide back on... Shop should charge an hour or two tops.
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