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  1. #941
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    Yes Tires are right after the tie-rods and alignment. I know I am stretching it out though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vas View Post
    Yes Tires are right after the tie-rods and alignment. I know I am stretching it out though.
    You need to be driving her until then...

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    Yeah she has been driving my car around but said imola attracts too much attention

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vas View Post
    Yeah she has been driving my car around but said imola attracts too much attention
    Lol. That's an urban legend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ELCID86 View Post
    Lol. That's an urban legend.
    This.

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    Quote Originally Posted by az3579 View Post
    This.

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    I'm sure Vika gets attention no matter what she's driving--pretty lady...You married well Vas (but I'm sure you know that :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ELCID86 View Post
    I'm sure Vika gets attention no matter what she's driving--pretty lady...You married well Vas (but I'm sure you know that :-)
    I agree!

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    Making a list of part numbers for things to order for the brake overhaul.

    Quantity (5) Cable Clips - Part number 34521164653. These are used to hold various cables like the brake pad sensor wires to the chassis.
    Quantity (8) ECS Tuning Caliper Guide Bolt - Part Number 2918637
    Quantity (1) Centric Front Brake Disc Hardware Kit - Part Number 117.34005 - PURCHASED
    Quantity (1) Centric Rear Brake Disk Hardware Kit - Part Number 117.34013 - PURCHASED
    Quantity (1) Centric Front Brake Pad Sensor - Part Number 116.34018 - PURCHASED
    Quantity (1) Centric Rear Brake Pad Sensor - Part Number 116.34015 - PURCHASED
    Quantity (1) StopTech Street Performance Pads - Part Number 308.09460
    Quantity (1) StopTech Street Performance Pads - Part Number 308.06830
    Quantity (2) Brembo Front Blank Rotor - Part Number 25616
    Quantity (2) Brembo Rear Blank Rotor - Part Number 25734

    Also need to order the following

    Quantity (2) Tie-Rod boot kit - PURCHASED
    Quantity (1) A/C Mechanical Tensioner Assembly with pulley
    Quantity (1) Conti Engine Belt

    Then take the car for an alignment and order a new set of tires.

    Hoping to get the majority of this done before the state inspection expires at the end of this month.
    Last edited by Vas; 04-16-2016 at 08:19 AM.

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    Don't forget about the emergency brake... that stuff can get pretty beat up and rusty...

    You don't really need the sensors unless they have been tripped....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sockethead View Post
    Don't forget about the emergency brake... that stuff can get pretty beat up and rusty...

    You don't really need the sensors unless they have been tripped....
    I was going to leave the parking brake stuff alone for now since it still works and hold the car pretty well. I adjusted them in the past as well. Thoughts?

    As far as the brake pad wires, they are currently connected but ziptied to the chassis. Guess the previous owner thought they were not needed? Just seems like a half-ass job.

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