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Old 02-05-2007, 10:01 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Exclamation No set screw

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Originally Posted by SRT8 Hemi NJ View Post
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Are they as easy as Benz Brakes? (Single set screw holding on the rotor after removing the caliper)

Thanks

Meech

PS: My wife does Titles and Mortgages
Very easy. No set screw. The hardest part was gettng the bottom bolt on the rear caliper mounts. The pads are held in with two pins, just push them out and the pads come out.

WARNING: DO NOT use Brakleen to clen up the dust on the calipers. The factory paint will not stand up to it. Use a bucket with soap & water and a scrub brush instead.
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