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soon leo....soon you will have this stance......soon....

sometimes this year.

(01-26-2012, 11:11 PM)buzz2.0 Wrote: [ -> ]soon leo....soon you will have this stance......soon....

looks like i can get sus done by next week.
cant wait cant wait

O...........M......G.........
recieved but wrong calipers and pads..................
this slows me down for another 2 weeks...
car is still on axle jack and cannot go anywhere...
F.......O....R..d.......

Come on!

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googling shows me, goldish is svt caliper, on the right is correct caliper for rally brake kit.

Yea the one on the left is def svt caliper... Damn Leo... That's sucks dude!!!

yeah...sux..

i m gonna get hub pressed into knuckles and go ahead installing everything but calipers.

good news is, clutch and aem uego sensor, front o2 sensor, serpentine belt is on its way and only thing i need to get is engine, water pump and serpentine belt tensioner.

bad news is, not sure when i can get correct caliper for passenger side. but ken is working hard for me to get things figure out.

oooooo new parts....

God I love new parts! Its been so longs since I have had a stockpile waiting for a decent day

still need some more parts ordered.

engine engine engine leo!...lol....your delivery man is waiting....

10 more days, i will b ready to grab engine

caliper is not here yet..

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what is up with motorcraft?
their packaing is worse than ntk.

i just recieved front o2 sensor in mail and it was in vinyl without protective cap, anti seize is all over the o2 sensor.

i should've bought ntk sensor from canadian tire............
on actual motorcraft sensor, it says, "NTK ASSEMBLED IN USA"

Is this car done yet?

ahh finally matching calipers

That's good to see Leo.... Question, when your swapping your front calipers, do you have to bleed the brake fluid out first? Got me thinking bout putting my brakes on

you shouldnt have to per say bleed them out as once you take the lines off its going to drain all the fluid and you'll have to rebleed all 4 corners

(02-19-2012, 07:24 AM)MuskokaZX3 Wrote: [ -> ]That's good to see Leo.... Question, when your swapping your front calipers, do you have to bleed the brake fluid out first? Got me thinking bout putting my brakes on

Oh so the fluid will drain out hen you take the line off? I was thinking it might have a vacuum suction if you kept the cap on the brake fluid reservoir!