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Aaahhh, but alas, it is not. Look closer.Hate? Something wrong with you if you can’t appreciate a Cftp 500.
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Aaahhh, but alas, it is not. Look closer.Hate? Something wrong with you if you can’t appreciate a Cftp 500.
Sexy!!!Haters gonna hate...
Aaahhh, but alas, it is not. Look closer.
@sox3 what'd you do for a more accessible dipstick?Removed the drivers side oil separator and relocated the dipstick. Replaced the cam covers this past weekend which made the dipstick project easier.
@sox3 what'd you do for a more accessible dipstick?
The longer dipstick and tube will work with the stock covers, right?I replaced the stock cam covers with the Ford Performance aluminum ones, then added the GT500 dip stick extension and of course a different dip stick
I really need to do this. I can't stand the brake dust. Is the swap pretty straightforward?Just finished installing Powerstop Z26 pads all around. The OEM brake dust was getting completely out of hand.
On the break-in drive I couldn't tell any difference between OEM and the new ones.
I really need to do this. I can't stand the brake dust. Is the swap pretty straightforward?
If you’re planning to swap your brake pads often you should consider getting the Caliperfextion front brake caliper kit. They were not available for a while, but it makes changing easy & get the 2 extensions that hold the caliper while you are changing the padsI really need to do this. I can't stand the brake dust. Is the swap pretty straightforward?
Quite easy, but you will need a 3/8 punch to push the pad retaining pins through. And for the front, you need a T60 torx for the caliper bolt b/c you need to remove the caliper (not on rear).I really need to do this. I can't stand the brake dust. Is the swap pretty straightforward?
I like it! Do you track your car?Haters gonna hate...
Best spreader: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005GLQCKA/ref=dp_iou_view_item?ie=UTF8&psc=1Quite easy, but you will need a 3/8 punch to push the pad retaining pins through. And for the front, you need a T60 torx for the caliper bolt b/c you need to remove the caliper (not on rear).
I ended up swapping to the MMR reusable caliper bolts w/ blue threadlocker. I also used purple Permatex in retaining clips, pad backs, etc.
A brake spreader that ratchets is probably best. I didn't have to compress the pistons much at all, but wished I didn't have the screw style brake spreader.
Better spreader: FIVE BANANAS Brake Caliper Press Tool, Car Ratcheting Brake Caliper Piston Spreader Press Tool with 2 pcs Steel Plates, Red https://a.co/d/aQpw3si
Similar to mine; not recommended: 8MILELAKE Disc Brake Caliper Compressor Wind Back Tool 24pc Professional Disc Brake Caliper Tool Set https://a.co/d/dTDPxja
AwesomeQuite easy, but you will need a 3/8 punch to push the pad retaining pins through. And for the front, you need a T60 torx for the caliper bolt b/c you need to remove the caliper (not on rear).
I ended up swapping to the MMR reusable caliper bolts w/ blue threadlocker. I also used purple Permatex in retaining clips, pad backs, etc.
A brake spreader that ratchets is probably best. I didn't have to compress the pistons much at all, but wished I didn't have the screw style brake spreader.
Better spreader: FIVE BANANAS Brake Caliper Press Tool, Car Ratcheting Brake Caliper Piston Spreader Press Tool with 2 pcs Steel Plates, Red https://a.co/d/aQpw3si
Similar to mine; not recommended: 8MILELAKE Disc Brake Caliper Compressor Wind Back Tool 24pc Professional Disc Brake Caliper Tool Set https://a.co/d/dTDPxja