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billcu

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With muffler mods like this, make sure the brakes are up to snuff, get some drilled and slotted brake lines too.:D
 
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ONLYTONY

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I just replaced rear rotors, pad, etc on my PU truck. The rotors were etched (rurted) so deep, they couldn't be cut. Had to beat the pads off with a big hammer. Should'nt have to do this. Truck has 24K miles on it If it goes out in the bad weather, I wash the bottom when I get home. Have to remember to spray the rear brakes real good.
 
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mag

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I am fortunate to have a rust free Mark the car has never seen snow it's almost like working on a new car I was able to pull the entire exhaust with a can of PB blaster and a socket . Believe it or not the car still has the original rotors and calipers .
 
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ONLYTONY

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mag said:
I am fortunate to have a rust free Mark the car has never seen snow it's almost like working on a new car I was able to pull the entire exhaust with a can of PB blaster and a socket . Believe it or not the car still has the original rotors and calipers .
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How many miles on the car? My 95, 124K miles, all orginal.
 
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mag

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My Mark has 43000 always garage kept by me and the original owner poor old fellow had to sell it because he had a hard time getting in and out of the car .
 
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