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Old 06-14-2012, 03:52 PM
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Cross post to promote SCCA NTX Road rally: https://www.rx8club.com/gulf-rx-8-forum-32/clear-blue-sky-rally-234535/
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Dam this thread is dead...

Y'all should register for this event, it's going to be tons of fun.

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Old 10-18-2012, 10:50 AM
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What's up everyone. I have to get some new rotors and brake pads. I'm thinking about doing it myself any suggestions on which brand to get? I saw some videos on replacing them, it seems very easy anyone have any experience on doing it.
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What's up everyone. I have to get some new rotors and brake pads. I'm thinking about doing it myself any suggestions on which brand to get? I saw some videos on replacing them, it seems very easy anyone have any experience on doing it.
Go to rockauto.com...I bought a full set of Power Stop rotors (drilled and slotted) and brake pads for less than $350, and they look/feel great.

I had some difficulty with mine, simply because they were on so long...I changed them at around 161k miles.
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What's up everyone. I have to get some new rotors and brake pads. I'm thinking about doing it myself any suggestions on which brand to get? I saw some videos on replacing them, it seems very easy anyone have any experience on doing it.
ROTORPROS - Performance Brakes - Brake Pads, Brake Rotors and Brake Kits


Also search for the thread I started about them.
Old 01-15-2013, 08:31 AM
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Thanks, I was looking at the power Stop rotors. Hopefully when I get my taxes I can get them fix. I just want to learn to do them myself. Anyone else needing theres done? or willing to show me how to do them? Beer is on me.
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I am sure someone up there can help out, but I hope your not the type of guy who can't direction from a woman,
Old 01-15-2013, 12:44 PM
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9krpmrx8, I don't mind at all taking directions from a woman. As long as someone is willing to teach me I can learn from anyone. (plus a woman usually holds your attention longer)
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Good point.
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9krpmrx8, I don't mind at all taking directions from a woman. As long as someone is willing to teach me I can learn from anyone. (plus a woman usually holds your attention longer)
Good, because other than Teamrx8, I'm pretty much your only hope now in this area...lol...I will be honest though...You're much better off with Team on this...He will thoroughly clean and repair as he goes...We spent a good 6 hours on mine just fixing every problem that came up.

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Oh, DC...Thank you for that...
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I tell you when it rains it pours. Anyone ever have their power steering go out?
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Originally Posted by Antonio
I tell you when it rains it pours. Anyone ever have their power steering go out?
Better question would be.

Anyone not have their power steering go out before?

Search young padawon.
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Lol, I searched and found the fix thank you young master.
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Alas, the end is nigh.

Had a compression test today. 7.1's all the way. Town North says it's dying.
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All engines/cars are dying the minute you start them up...

If you don't premix you should start. You can add 6 or so months to your engines lifespan by doing so.
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K, thanks, shady.
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No worries, as a side note my engine pulled an average of 7.3 before I went on my cross country drive and installed my turbo. Granted its dying now but that was 7 months ago .
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Good news, I guess, but I need it to go two years.
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You will be lucky to get a year out of that with premixing and proper maintenance.
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I'm thinking Group buy on new motors. Mine still good (for now). I got the title in hand at this point and I think I'm probably going to go kinda crazy when the warranty is up in 7K miles.


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