Drewster
Wish I Had A Clone. AKA Andrew Youlio
- Joined
- May 31, 2001
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Just did a front brake job using Oreilly parts. Came out great!! Lots of good brake power even during break in. Im sure there are a lot better brake packages out there but mine were pretty bad and needed attention. So for under 200$ and an afternoons time, Im happy with the results. Heres the parts you can order instead of multiple trips like I did. I should have gotten new cotter pins but floundered. ( reused old ones)
Rotors 5064RGS qty 2
Pads Ceramic C154 qty 1
Inner Bearing A6 qty 2
Outer Bearing A34 qty 2
Seal 8871 qty 2
Dust Cap 618-102 qty 2
I had to expand the dust cap a bit with needle nose pliers to get the cap to bite good. Just went around in 1/8"-1/4" moves around the cap diameter and pulled it out with the needle nose pliers a tad. The 618-102 caps were a bit wider than most but still needed to be expanded. The whole reason Im making this thread is to mention that you need the 618-102 caps with the 5064RGS rotors.(stock dust caps were too small for the new rotors)
Rotors 5064RGS qty 2
Pads Ceramic C154 qty 1
Inner Bearing A6 qty 2
Outer Bearing A34 qty 2
Seal 8871 qty 2
Dust Cap 618-102 qty 2
I had to expand the dust cap a bit with needle nose pliers to get the cap to bite good. Just went around in 1/8"-1/4" moves around the cap diameter and pulled it out with the needle nose pliers a tad. The 618-102 caps were a bit wider than most but still needed to be expanded. The whole reason Im making this thread is to mention that you need the 618-102 caps with the 5064RGS rotors.(stock dust caps were too small for the new rotors)
