at the requirement section: not only new brake disks, also new brake pads! why? you will transfer the shape of the used pads into the new disks. if there is uneven wear, you will transfer it into the disks. brake pads are cheap. you save a lot by doing it yourself. and you risk spending more if you reuse brake pads
Thank you for this tip 🙌🏽 Though I think it if your pads are quite new and even it is unlikely to “transfer the shape” as brake pads are meant to wear out.
@@markalden yes, if they are even, and fairly new, i also think it's ok. mainly thanks for them being even. you are also right about their purpose(pads wear), and i am thinking you did the right judgement here. the only problem i see is that others might not think about it.
Nice tutorial mate
Thank you sir 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Great informative video
Thank you Diego, appreciate the kind comment 🙌🏽
at the requirement section: not only new brake disks, also new brake pads! why? you will transfer the shape of the used pads into the new disks. if there is uneven wear, you will transfer it into the disks. brake pads are cheap. you save a lot by doing it yourself. and you risk spending more if you reuse brake pads
Thank you for this tip 🙌🏽 Though I think it if your pads are quite new and even it is unlikely to “transfer the shape” as brake pads are meant to wear out.
@@markalden yes, if they are even, and fairly new, i also think it's ok. mainly thanks for them being even.
you are also right about their purpose(pads wear), and i am thinking you did the right judgement here. the only problem i see is that others might not think about it.