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Old 07-16-2012, 09:22 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by nabenson View Post
It's a really easy job. You need a lug wrench, philips screw driver, and whatever method you prefer for bleeding them (though this is not strictly necessary).

Takes about an hour, maybe two hours if it's the first time you've done it. It's the easiest brake job I've ever done.
i agree..if all you're doing is swapping rotors and pads it's a really easy job. theres literally a few bolts, to undo to get the caliper off, and then you need a c clamp to reinstall the caliper onto the rotor.

any noob should be able to do it...bleeding brakes on the other hand...thats something ive never had the balls to do. something about the pedal falling to the floor if done wrong makes me a little uneasy
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