james
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right job park to motorbikes along side it
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Bdu18vwQGyY nice tips here .. the last one is something you'd never think of
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buy a new one they are cheap
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thinks to himself "do they aver listen to me???"
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explain
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itch itch itch nice selection of mods
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yes "is they"
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nice to have you back too many people droping out
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/CW-Vehicl ... 4597591587 ^^
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go up to top speed (on a None Public Road) and slam on the brakes .. do this a good few times and report back ?? get on to the pad makers and ask them about this .. this is what i would do
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that looks like a cut
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clear coat flaking off ??? >8/ happining on my front wing aswell ffs
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My Silver Slaaag of Daily Duties- time to part company :(
james replied to sx baz's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
L8R dude -
Paul's MB6 VTi (This Is It! The End Has Come! :( ,,,)
james replied to knight's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
Touch your toes he is going in dry! not quite tom to will help with a shove from the rear -
Paul's MB6 VTi (This Is It! The End Has Come! :( ,,,)
james replied to knight's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
you need to loosen up -
noy good
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Paul's MB6 VTi (This Is It! The End Has Come! :( ,,,)
james replied to knight's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
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Paul's MB6 VTi (This Is It! The End Has Come! :( ,,,)
james replied to knight's topic in Honda Civic MA/MB/MC
i hate people that buy stuff GRATE STUFF and forget about it HOW!!! U DO THIZ -
very hard to read that red writing
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What ever do the front so first its easier and less fiddle i found a way that you don't have to take off the lower ball joint ( im sure im not the only one though )
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WE WANT PICTURES AND VIDEOS OF WHAT EVER PLEASE
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you could shave of the edge of the pad thats is in contact with the disk at an angle ?
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check the caliper sliders are not beginning to seize if they are, remove all the sliders from all four calipers and clean them with a wire brush/sand paper/drill/dremal maybe even clean out the holes with an ear bud then use copper greese as a lubricant
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a ramp is not very good for changing shocks i done it at home on the floor in a very slow four hours i will walk you through all the steps as i rember them well if you want i recomend you keep you wallet in your pocket and diy ill help you =]
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thats the sound of the brake disk