brake question...need answers
i seem to be getting more brake dust on my rear wheels rather than my front wheels, what does this mean?, is this right?, are my calipers leaking back there? i don't know whats going on.
and another question......is there a duckbill spoiler for the hatch that is not carbon fiber(and not the jdm one, i don't think it comes up high enough, or does it ??) i would rather get one that isn't but thats just me....if there is one can someone post a pic of one i have never seen it yet....and where can i get it? thanks in advance
and another question......is there a duckbill spoiler for the hatch that is not carbon fiber(and not the jdm one, i don't think it comes up high enough, or does it ??) i would rather get one that isn't but thats just me....if there is one can someone post a pic of one i have never seen it yet....and where can i get it? thanks in advance
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedcivicsir »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">depending on the pads. some give off more brake dust. also make sure the calipers arent hung up or sticking.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how do i stop them from sticking?
can anyone else help?
how do i stop them from sticking?
can anyone else help?
The rear brakes on my 93 si froze up a while back and i replaced them with GSR calipers. You will find that you can't buy a rebuild kit for the rear caliper, honda wants to sell you a 'reman caliper and take your calipers for a core charge. I took mine apart a few times because they kept sticking, they would last about a month before they would act up again. Bottom line go ahead save your time and buy new calipers if they are sticking. You can try http://www.fastbrakes.com they may be able to source a set of calipers for you.
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