Brakes help/advice
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Shipping and taxes will kill it.
All discs are the same regardless of engine size (on UK models at least).
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question still remains though do the us spec mx3 v6 had different disc sizes to uk spec ones..
is it worth pursuing these?anyone???
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I bought these, like tony the tiger says… thhheeerrreeee gggrrreeeeeaaattt.
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Thanks for the link Mechanic, seem a very good price to me, may have to pamper the wife a little more to get those..lol..
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Right quick update of the original post about aceperformance1999 he does no ship worldwide, i recieved a message eventually from him stating this.
Thats a shame really as in his listing he clearly said he does…
One to avoid i think...
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Report this guy to ebay for an inaccurate listing, if he doesn't want to sell to us then he shouldn't say he will :evil:
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already in the process of dealing with that mate but ive not had to much luck with it to be honest seems ebay dont give a hoots..well you get the impression..
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Hello all, right my new disc's and pads have turned up yesterday, (thank god), not a prob for me to fit really just have one small question for the techies…lol..
on the front calipers the piston just pushes back in...YES/NO
and on the rears they screw back in YES/NOthanks in advance
Neil...
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You are correct the front pushes in, and the rears screw in clockwise.
Some times pays to draw some fluid from the brake resivoir other wise it overflows. :D
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Mechanic will i need some sort of special tool to wind the rears back in as it says in my manual mate or is there a cheat way lol…
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fronts are push in
rears are wined in
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there is a special tool but some times you can wined them back in usweing the edge of a screwdriver
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yes to both man dont try "force" the rear they twist back nice and easily
and the piston wind back tool is only €20
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I always use a pair of pointed nose plyers to wind my calipers back in.
Or a disc spanner fron an angle grinder. The 2 pins on that seem to fit in most cars I work on :D