DIY Brake Rotor Work what is needed?

[bumblebee]

It's all well & good to have the law on your side

It's another thing when you see how slowly it works sometimes.

What brake pads you sticking into it?

[Lancer1993]

Brembo

[bumblebee]

What's the composition

[Lancer1993]

Heres the links.
https://brakesdirect.com.au/aus/p54030- ... -pads.html
https://brakesdirect.com.au/aus/p54031- ... -pads.html

Was told they do get a little dustier that the other option they had but since I wash the car including the wheels regularly it shouldn't be an issue. That said a month on the road later this year and they could be a bit dirty by the time I get home.

[bumblebee]

I had a look at the links
Doesn't say what their composition is.
Will go hunting

[Lancer1993]

They're here!

On the fronts the box says 'Premium Ceramic" Cool!


https://www.bremboparts.com/asiapacific ... d/P_54_030
https://www.bremboparts.com/asiapacific ... d/P_54_031

[bumblebee]

Very Nice

[Lancer1993]

Its done!

[lancerdarryl]

Nice job.......hope they last longer than these ones.I don't know the story it was on our local Evo owners page

[bumblebee]

Yay!

[Lancer1993]

Yeah thanks for sharing!

[Lancer1993]

BTW was moving some stuff around the in the shed and found an unopened bottle of Repco DOT4 brake fluid, not sure when it was bought (maybe 5 years ago) but it is sealed.

Worth keeping?

[bumblebee]

It's brake fluid. Not milk. It doesn't have a use by date. So long as it is kept sealed so it won't absorb moisture your ok

[Lancer1993]

Thought as much, might pay to pack it for the trip, you never know.

[bumblebee]

If it helps you save space
I have never needed extra brake fluid in over 30 years of riding / driving all kinds of vehicles