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Old 12-31-2009, 11:58 AM   #1
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OK so here's what happened. Took off the fronts tires, checked the pads. Still at around 75% new.

Rears were at around 60% new, springs were still perfect so no need to replace.

However, the problem was with the rears. They were so far out of adjustment they were barely working at all. So I had them re-adjusted and now braking is fine.

The guy did say the rotors I bought (slotted/holed) were crap, and that one of them was slightly warped, so I will be getting some OEM rotors pretty soon and just replacing the fronts.

I am relieved that's all it was.
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