Brakes and rotor replacement
06-28-2017, 11:18 AM
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Brakes and rotor replacement
The time has come to do the brakes on the S class. This is a job I will be doing myself. I was curious to know the experiences of others who have done the job themselves if it was straight forward or unnecessarily complicated. Will I need any special metric tools?
For those who changed their rotors, did you go OEM or pick up a nice aftermarket set like Meyle or Brembo? Brakes pads I was looking for something that would be grippy but low dust.
For those who changed their rotors, did you go OEM or pick up a nice aftermarket set like Meyle or Brembo? Brakes pads I was looking for something that would be grippy but low dust.
06-28-2017, 01:56 PM
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The time has come to do the brakes on the S class. This is a job I will be doing myself. I was curious to know the experiences of others who have done the job themselves if it was straight forward or unnecessarily complicated. Will I need any special metric tools?
For those who changed their rotors, did you go OEM or pick up a nice aftermarket set like Meyle or Brembo? Brakes pads I was looking for something that would be grippy but low dust.
For those who changed their rotors, did you go OEM or pick up a nice aftermarket set like Meyle or Brembo? Brakes pads I was looking for something that would be grippy but low dust.
06-28-2017, 03:18 PM
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Oh sure...this has to be good advice since it comes from a former vendor who was trying to steal forum member's money, was booted because of his shenanigans 19 months ago...and is now setting up fake accounts to promote a non-existent product.
