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NEexpat · 03-16-2014, 02:40 PM

*Follow Up*

Yesterday when I finished I took the car out, just around the block to make sure there was no smoke or flames or horrific noises coming from the 2 rear tires.

Just got back from an extended drive, Hankooks seem to track well and hold the line. Little ummm "pebblely". I am running them at 38 psi, so that probably explains it.

Brake pedal is firmer and braking is definitely more "deliberate".

NP's

BTW last night I read about 4 articles and watched about 5 videos on changing your rear drum brake pads, and unless I am mistaken I was a few spring disengagements, and a couple of compressed spring retention clips away from a rear brake job. LOL.

Next time.

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03-16-2014, 02:40 PM	#1
NEexpat Drives: 2009, auto, 4dr LB Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: S.E. New England Posts: 292	Follow Up Yesterday when I finished I took the car out, just around the block to make sure there was no smoke or flames or horrific noises coming from the 2 rear tires. Just got back from an extended drive, Hankooks seem to track well and hold the line. Little ummm "pebblely". I am running them at 38 psi, so that probably explains it. Brake pedal is firmer and braking is definitely more "deliberate". NP's BTW last night I read about 4 articles and watched about 5 videos on changing your rear drum brake pads, and unless I am mistaken I was a few spring disengagements, and a couple of compressed spring retention clips away from a rear brake job. LOL. Next time.