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Old 04-15-2007, 04:33 PM
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New rotors should not need to be turned. The key is "bedding in" your new pads correctly. While the ceramic pads have virtually no brake dust, they are much harder on your rotors. I've been very happy with the AXIS semi-metallic pads that came with my RaceConcepts slotted rotors.
Dayle's SS brakelines are a good upgrade. Replacing the front and rear lines are about the same level of difficulty. My only suggestion is to go with the external snap rings that SVXFiles recommend.
As far as fluid goes, the Synth line is good.
Finally, make sure to flush out your old brake fluid and don't let a single bit of air remain
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