Garden State Cruisers.Mods & Accessories

This is where you can show off your latest mod or accessory, post a picture, ask questions about mods and see what others are doing.

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myredpt Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads posted on: 5/6/2006 11:43:58 AM After hearing how good the Raybestos Ceramic pads were at eliminating most wheel dust I figured I would give them a try. At just over 53,000 miles, I figured I was due but it turns out there was plenty of pads left. Not sure how all those people were going through brake pads in 25-30,000 miles? I put up a little how-to page for your amusement: Changing GT Front Pads
Taggert_LOA Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads replied on: 5/6/2006 12:48:36 PM good post. i assume the steps are the same for the N/A as well. i bookmarked the page for the ex time i need to repalce them. thanks john.
Mr Lou R Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads replied on: 5/6/2006 3:41:14 PM Diet Pepsi...I didn't see beer in there once.
myredpt Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads replied on: 5/6/2006 5:50:21 PM Joe, same steps for NA. Gary, what's beer?
photomanpt Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads replied on: 5/7/2006 8:28:19 AM right Gary, i know a better way take it to the garage have a beer while you wait, use your spouses discount from Pep Boys lol
Taggert_LOA Quote \| Reply \|	Changing Front GT Brake Pads replied on: 5/7/2006 2:27:30 PM hey, bill with as much as i have spent in pepboys lately i can wait for those rebates to come back. speaking of a great rebate, picked up a cordless phone at home depot, 99.00 w/ 100.00 mail in rebate. must not be a bog seller. VOIP compatible so it should work great with my vonage phone service.

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