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How To Change Brake Pads On 2022+ Toyota GR86 / Subaru BRZ
This is the easy way to change the brake pads on your 2022 Subaru BRZ or 2022 Toyota GR86. This will also work on the generation 1 of the car as well.
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The pads are CP brake pads from CounterSpace Garage. They are an excellent street/track pad with low dust and excellent fade resistance.
If you purchase via our links we will make a small commission and you'll get a great deal. This video is not sponsored.
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The pads are CP brake pads from CounterSpace Garage. They are an excellent street/track pad with low dust and excellent fade resistance.
If you purchase via our links we will make a small commission and you'll get a great deal. This video is not sponsored.
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These are sound clips of the Borla ATAK exhaust. B58 engine is 100% stock. OEM cat in place for these sound clips. Purchase at www.revmatchtv.com
The whole point of having these are for when you can’t clear a rack or need to get a jack under
These wrenches are horrible I’ve ordered twice and neither work
What I've read: - If you're putting a lug on a wheel, tighten it by hand. Then torque it to 33%, then 66% then 100% specification. If applying multiple lugs this way, do all at 33%, then 66% then 100%. - Torque lugs in a criss-cross pattern so that they distribute even pressure on the wheel and you don't bias the tightness on one side of the wheel. That's bad. - Make sure you re-tighten the lock nut on the handle after setting the torque value and before using the torque wrench - it can affect the internal spring accuracy. - If you loosen your lugs in order to re-torque them, you may need to re-torque again after 25-50 miles - don't loosen them to torque them, just torque them, unless you're concerned they are too tight already.
Press down too fast may go pass the ,,click
Just purchased this to vacuum my tent. Thanks for the great review
Dont forget to bed the new brake pads after mounting them - each manufacturer has a recommended bedding procedure :)
Thanks a lot for the video. Im working on my kawasaki dirt bike and using a torque wrech for the first time. Thanks to your video I feel confident that I won't overtighten into the aluminum
How has this held up? Effectiveness compared to the other cooler options?
Uh.............. Google "Crescent wrench" before you post a how-to video holding up a combination box-end open-end wrench.
Very refreshing for a change business driven man I assume, enjoying making a few videos. Polite, no swearing ,clear English and straight to the point.
I have I white gray color leather is that okay for that
Yes, it’s fine with all colors
Dam shame you couldn't zoom into the numbers and teach us how to set the dam thing. Sure, you glossed over it. But didnt teach it.
He literally goes over it within the first minute of the video lol it’s really not rocket science, basically twisting a knob until you reach your desired torque value. Just remember to go back to zero after you are done. Best to store at zero to ensure your wrench lasts longer.
Thank you 🙏🏽
good video! I plan to upgrade the brake pads on my 86 soon.
why is the lever by the head switch to the right, but it is actually tightening instead of loosening. Shouldn't it be loosening the lug/bolt instead? And when lever is switch to the left it should be tightening? I pulled out a craftsman ratchet and having the lever pointed to the right is loosening a bolt.
Bravo! Yours is the first I’ve seen to thoroughly explain the second click. Most people say turn the handle slowly until you hear it click once, but I always heard two clicks.
I replaced my OEM disc brakes for a slotted and drilled and put back the clips again the ones you said aren’t necessary But the new rotors and brake pads are squeaker and noisy Then I remove the clips out.
Nice! Where is a good place to get these pads?
Could you share the link for the breaker bar?
Hi, thanks for your video. Do you put grease behind your pad and caliper contact after changing pad? Or BRZ does not need to add grease for brake pad?
I don't use grease
Million dollar question, should you use shallow or deep sockets? I seen video where dude tested both and the deep sockets gave higher torque then what it was set at. But have you done same test and or just know the rule if your supposed to use the shallow sockets instead of deep?
You should use the socket you need.
Are you still using these products? If you are using the serum do you need their conditioner product as well?
I still use them when I clean my seats. I prefer to finish with a conditioner.
Nice video, thanks!
Best video ever cool must be a teacher
Not a teacher, just a video creator.
do i really need to get the extensions too or i should be fine with the impact sockets?
If you need an extenstion to clear a fender, use one.
I set my torque to 18lbs but it keeps tightening without stopping. Im not sure whats going on.
Can you get away with not cutting up the wheel liner?
You probably can, but I don't think it will be as effective.
i noticed that the adjustment move and doesn’t lock well after I lock the ft-lb. is this normal?
It can sometimes slip, so just make sure it's tight. This is an entry level wrench and I use it all the time for wheel torque. If you want something better, there are other wrenches that cost a bit more.
Thank you so much for making this task look so easy. I took my 2023 gr86 on track today for just 3 laps. On lap 2 i felt a little brake fade. So i will be changing my pads and fluids as soon as possible
Glad it helped!
Very informative video thanks!
My pleasure!
They would be perfect if you could drive on and over never having to be moved.
Indeed!
the r(ight)etard way... who uses tw for wheels??? it's used for precise things, like cylinder head, valves and stuff like that, wheels you just screw it until your forehead vein pops out...
You literally are given torque* specs for specific vehicle wheels. And have actually ones MADE to do it specifically
@@lovin_richie but of course
Torque wrenches are absolutely made for wheels. If you drive quickly, you'll care about your wheels staying, and not over torqueing them and messing up your wheel studs.
If you tighten them until you even pops out. Your legs juts back out quickly
Thank you, it was very useful!
You're welcome!
Thank you this is just what I needed to see. and also great advice on getting the breaker bar, would have hated to destroy my brand new torque wrench.
A breaker bar is cheap and made for the job!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! VERY INFORMATIVE
I have the TL and I'd say it's ok, but only if you're lucky and get one without a defective air cylinder. If you do get one of those you're screwed - the company will 100% not stand behind their product. They'll claim the air-assist down isn't "necessary to the function of the lift". Really? So if one side has air assist down and the other doesn't, and they drop unevenly, that's safe? And then when the vehicle drops to the ground and one side of the lift goes straight to the full down position while the other... doesn't. You need to wait... and wait... and wait for it to drop with no weight on it. Quickjack will claim this "is normal operation" and that "it will get better over time". If you invest a massive amount of time trying to get them to stand behind their product they will, eventually, after burning through every once of customer goodwill, send out a new cylinder. Yay! Until you get the replacement and the freakin' air side is literally capped off. Like intentionally made unusable. That's not a fix guys. Then they'll claim that the engineers decided the down-assist wasn't necessary and that they've changed the design on future models. But I didn't buy a future model with less functionality. I bought the current model with exactly the functionality I wanted, was promised, and paid for. Whatever. Too much time wasted on it already - I've written off the entire company as another skanky marketing hack with no integrity. I still have it in my shop, but the company worked very hard to make me regret my purchase and it low-key pisses me off every time I look at it. And honestly the setup is inconvenient enough that even when I do pull it out - warts and all - it happens very rarely. Only when I have a longer term project where I know the vehicle will be on the lift for a week or two. Definitely not for things like oil or tire changes. It's just way quicker to use a floor jack.
That sucks. Bummer to hear
.. and skipped right past explaining what a torque value.. is?? Like what .. that’s all I’m trying to find out and every CZcamsr just says oh you have to turn this dial right here to this number, this is how you do it! *me thinking okay that’s helpful, now why do I need to do that* CZcamsr - now let’s skip to the part where I put the wrench onto the nut 🤷🏻♀️🙆🏻♀️
The torque value the application of force at radial distance. i.e the amount of force applied to your lug nut. It's measured in force x length. In the US we us pound-feet (lb-ft). In other countries it's often expressed in newton-meters (Nm).
In the most simple of explanations it is a measurement telling you how tight a nut or a bolt is screwed on. For example, if you are putting lug nuts on a wheel and you want to make sure they don’t come flying off then you have to tighten them enough. But what is enough? That’s where the value on the torque wrench come into play. You might find out that you have to tighten the lug nuts to 70 ft/lb. So you set the dial on your torque wrench to the 70 ft/lb mark and you tighten the nut until you hear and feel the click. Now you know that you tightened the nut enough.
I got the 300lb torque wrench, because I can work on motorcycles all the way up to semi trucks and heavy equipment..anything under 25lb torque, you can tighten by hand ..lol
I purchased a set but found that they didn't work on my Epoxy floor in my garage. They just slip out when you drive up on them. However, I like your idea of using a mat to stabilize the ramps. I am going to give that a try.
Very informative video! Thank You!!
Thanks for the very helpful video. Stopping power when on a track would obviously be much better than OEM pads, but what about on the street? When the brakes are cold or at a medium temperature, what % do you think they have over OEM. What about longevity? These CSG Spec CP are $720 to cover all 4 wheels, I’m just trying to determine if they are worth the 2 to nearly 4x cost of pads from EBC or Ferodo, when I am only driving 90% spirited street, and maybe 10% autocross. I’m guessing that the short answer is no.
CSG CP pads will probably last you the lifetime of the vehicle if you drive only one track day per year AND they'll stop without fade. They work great when cold. Only the slightest noise on rare occasion. They stop much, much better than OEM when you're in a canyon or doing highway pulls. I have found they never fade, as long as you have upgraded brake fluid as well.
I didn’t hear any click. I’m at 100 foot pounds. I felt the nut get tighter so it worked for tightening them but it just tightened until I couldn’t tighten it anymore. No click tho.
Some wrenches wont click but the the head will tilt instead
@@ShootLuckGaming seems to work just not as expected from videos showing it click when others use it. Question. Anything good for getting rid of rusty spots around the lug nuts after awhile, I had a mustang back in the day and I had a body guy who gave me a little spray bottle of some acid shit, not sure what it was but washed away the rusty spots by the lug nuts on the wheels
Never good to use an adapter with a torque wrench. It will be off at least 5% on your 95lb. Also the wrench itself has + or - 2% percent. So by adding an adapter you are +or - 7%
Not sure, but if you use any length of EXTENSION, it changes the actual torque value from what you set it at. Please do your research to find out HOW to adjust your torque settings if you use any length extension.
It does not change the torque value. The rotational force is how torque is applied to the bolt. You might reduce the accuracy somewhat if you don't apply force perpendicular to the bolt, but at an angle. Yes, I definitely did my research and validated it too. Consult a physics book, or with a certified mechanic instead of some random dude posting on the internet.
Thanks , I just ordered the set up you have !! My other wrench is in inch lbs , Ill give to someone else !!
Just do 12x= 1 foot lbs
Hi, are there any other mods to the car, or is it just the exhaust you are showing in the video? I have an A91-CF in the same color as you have, and I am looking to replace the exhaust and nothing else. If it sounds like this, and the pops it makes are like this, and you have no other mods, just the Borla Exhaust, then I am definitely getting this one. Please let me know, bro. Thank you.
Those aren't even high enough to let me change the oil
High enough to fit a jack under and then bring up a few more inches
Perfect if you need two inches of lift -WTF
Holy fk i just got mine today and being installed tmrw
updqte : its the best sound. fits the tone of the supra perfectly
(((NEW SUB))) Had a question....I've seen mechanics mention doing a "Warm Up Cycle" before actually using your Micro Meter Torque Wrench. What is a Warm Up Cycle for a Micro Meter Torque Wrench?