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[Morgan]

This is The General Thread.

H.T.H

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Forkin hepful lads.

Forkin you too.

[Morgan]

Start a thread and I'll tell you to go to Repco and ask for pads to fit a 1998 Subaru Liberty.

They'll hand you a box with Bendix written on it and you'll pay them some money.

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Just spray a bit of expansion foam or bog onto your current pads, beef them back up, they'll be as good as new.

[Shaz]

Just spray a bit of expansion foam or bog onto your current pads, beef them back up, they'll be as good as new.

I was gunna suggest just installing some rocks between the pad and rotor. The grooves that follow will allow for better ventaliation.

Kinda like retaliation, but venter.

Sure is interesting the RBA kept rates on hold.

[skillionaire]

Put a thread in the technical section Rendawggy Dawg.

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Sure is interesting the RBA kept rates on hold.

No house. No care.

[Ren-dog]

Thread is up you funnies.

[B4TT]

Know what size and shiz? Or should i just go out there with a ruller?

What is that?

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Thread is up you funnies.

No. I will answer it here instead.

Go to SCA, Repco etc.

Bendix or any of the bigger brand should suit your car. You won't be doing track work I hope, although you are a P Plater so the normal roads are track work for you guys.

[B4TT]

Haha only quiet because I'm working

Break a turbo Subaru, then break a Porka.

Surely Subaru will cost pocket change to fix compared to the Porsche?


A mate installed a CD player into his '00 Audi A3. The ODO randomly got stuck on 697000kms and Audi wanted $3k to resolve the issue. It was previously working fine and was on about 150k kms I think...

I'm not saying Euro's are bad or that Jap's are particularly cheap.

It's all relative

Subaru quoted me over $2k Trade price for one of the circuit boards in the back-lit cluster.. that is not the whole cluster. That is also not to fix that is just to buy the part.

[Morgan]

... go to Repco and ask for pads to fit a 1998 Subaru Liberty.

They'll hand you a box with Bendix written on it and you'll pay them some money.

Subaru quoted me over $2k Trade price for one of the circuit boards in the back-lit cluster.. that is not the whole cluster. That is also not to fix that is just to buy the part.

Ouchy

[Ren-dog]

No. I will answer it here instead.

Go to SCA, Repco etc.

Bendix or any of the bigger brand should suit your car. You won't be doing track work I hope, although you are a P Plater so the normal roads are track work for you guys.

Bahahaha! cheers mate. I dont use the road as a track... Yet...

[Shaz]

Josh, I don't know who those Neil Howard and Dustin Bazley blokes are, but it popped up on my mini feed, and gave me a mighty good laugh.

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Don't get Bendix Ultimates.

I have them atm.

Really need to be warmed up (shit for the first few corners) and leave insane amounts of brake pad dust.


Forever alone cleaning my BBS rims.

[Shaz]

[Ren-dog]

Don't get Bendix Ultimates.

I have them atm.

Really need to be warmed up (shit for the first few corners) and leave insane amounts of brake pad dust.

Well since i go for mainly short drives i will stay clear of them. And i want clean rims.

[skillionaire]

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[Shaz]

[B4TT]

Josh, I don't know who those Neil Howard and Dustin Bazley blokes are, but it popped up on my mini feed, and gave me a mighty good laugh.

Hahahaha I have never ever met Dustin Bazley before.. never heard of him either.. I am just arguing with him because he thinks he is part of the 99%.. stupid *****.

Neil I went to school with.

Don't get Bendix Ultimates.

I have them atm.

Really need to be warmed up (shit for the first few corners) and leave insane amounts of brake pad dust.


Forever alone cleaning my BBS rims.

I don't have the cold issue, they have been great for me.... stupidly dusty though I will keep using them.