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Old 03-09-2017, 08:04 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by mishuko View Post
The touring model should have the akebono calipers.

I did my brake and clutch fluid just around 24000km I'm just around 48 now and will be doing them again in the spring. The manual is a good reference point for maintenence schedule.

For your pads... depending on mileage you shouldn't need to. My pads have about 20k on them and they looked new when I was gonna swap for posi quiet. I spirit drive, daily occasionally and did a road trip with 3 dragon runs. The oem pads aren't bad for street Aslong as you're not tracking.
I'm guessing he meant "rotors". Although I'm getting ready to change my calipers. RED!!!!!!!
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