Brake installation help!
07-28-2008, 12:18 PM
#1
Brake installation help!
hey guys
as some of you know , i bought a stop tech bbk.
know comes the installation...and the first problem
....how to install them
i mean one by one or firts front then rear????
how should i raise just the front so that the front wheels are off the ground???(!!safe!! and yes i have a ultra low bodykit
).
any suggestions???
as some of you know , i bought a stop tech bbk.
know comes the installation...and the first problem
....how to install them i mean one by one or firts front then rear???? how should i raise just the front so that the front wheels are off the ground???(!!safe!! and yes i have a ultra low bodykit
).any suggestions???
07-28-2008, 01:36 PM
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Just install them however you want, then bleed in the proper order
07-28-2008, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Just install them however you want, then bleed in the proper order
I hate to sound mean, but I would think that one who is mechanically inclined enough to tackle a job of this magnitude should already be knowledgable on how to get their car jacked up...
07-29-2008, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by vo7848
+1
I hate to sound mean, but I would think that one who is mechanically inclined enough to tackle a job of this magnitude should already be knowledgable on how to get their car jacked up...
I hate to sound mean, but I would think that one who is mechanically inclined enough to tackle a job of this magnitude should already be knowledgable on how to get their car jacked up...
yeah i know.....i´m kind of sensetive when it comes to jacking up cars
....i saw a couple of times what could go wrong
( and no i didn´t jack up the car )let´s say i just wanted to know if i could jack up the car just like QuicksilverZ33 did
just one front side by the other
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08-05-2008, 10:20 AM
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How did the install go? Updates? Pics?
08-06-2008, 01:01 AM
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installed the rears yesterday was "easy" but i mixed up one of the bridges on the caliper so i´ll have to fix this......just a question!?!?! is it really that hard to get caliper bridge in place???? (on the ST45) in the instruction it seem like "yeah just push it in and you´ll e fine"...?????? but we had to pushed pretty badly to get it aligned.oooooh and one big pro to Stop Tech....3 out of 4 banjo bolts where right....and of course one of them had the wrong diameter 
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
luky enough i had a couple of blackk anodized laying around (i think i wanted to use them on my race bike but never did).they just fit like a glove lucky me
will install the fronts later today. and ohhh the bleeding is a lot of pain when don´t have a ?bleeding machine?,...had to do it the old school way (i´m little bit consurened about doing so, cause i heard that you could damage your brake master cylinder)
but other then that i´m doing fine....rears look kind a overdone without the fronts
so i´ll have to fix this......just a question!?!?! is it really that hard to get caliper bridge in place???? (on the ST45) in the instruction it seem like "yeah just push it in and you´ll e fine"...?????? but we had to pushed pretty badly to get it aligned.oooooh and one big pro to Stop Tech....3 out of 4 banjo bolts where right....and of course one of them had the wrong diameter AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!luky enough i had a couple of blackk anodized laying around (i think i wanted to use them on my race bike but never did).they just fit like a glove
lucky me will install the fronts later today. and ohhh the bleeding is a lot of pain when don´t have a ?bleeding machine?,...had to do it the old school way (i´m little bit consurened about doing so, cause i heard that you could damage your brake master cylinder)
but other then that i´m doing fine....rears look kind a overdone without the fronts
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