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post Jun 22, 2007 - 12:33 AM
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Are there any write up upon how to change the brake pads and if needed any special tools to pop out the pads or loosen or tighten the calipers...do i need to bleed the brake lines? brake fluid? BASically i need help with the guideline to change my brakes...i don't want to waste a lot of money for paying the shop to do the work for me...installing EBC brake pads...aftermarkets...any tip is appreciated thanks in advance... wink.gif biggrin.gif
 
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post Jul 19, 2007 - 3:20 AM
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i have been thinking a lot lately about getting new rotors too and i came up upon this....big brake...brand is KSPort which i have never heard of before....anyone has these or experiences with these?

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Ksport Procomp Big Brake Kit
Toyota Celica (AT100/ST202) 94-99/Part# KSP-BKTY150-8331S-O / MSRP $2,650.00
Ksport big brake kits provide the ultimate in stopping power for your vehicle. Integrating new brake technology into the design of the kits allows for a kit that highly reduces brake fade and continually cools and refreshes the brake pads surface under braking. These brake systems are designed for easy installation with minimal tools required (in most applications).
The Ksport big brake kit includes:
# 8-Piston Aluminum calipers
# High quality brake pads
# D.O.T. Compliant Stainless steel brake lines
# Machined aluminum hats
# Carbon steel brackets
# 330mm (13") large ventilated discs (17" wheels required)
# Ksport SC5 street brake pads (RC1 race pads available for additional cost)
Extreme Lightweight Caliper:
Our extreme lightweight caliper comes in differential bore configuration. It is machined from aircraft quality billet, weighs just over 5lbs. each, and has machined in protection grooves for the bridge tubes. Aluminum pistons, high temperature seals, and stainless steel brake pad wear plates are also standard on each caliper design. The opposed piston caliper design greatly improves pad wear and caliper rigidity over the OEM design. The stainless steel brake lines stop expansion under pressure.
High Performance Rotor:
Most applications utilize the 2-piece floating disc assembly which reduces weight both rotating and unsprung. The floating disc also stops thermal stresses of extreme heat from warping the disc or cupping the braking surface. The unique slot design on the rotor greatly reduces braking noise and expels gas and pad debris faster than conventional slot designs. Every rotor is always heat treated and balanced before shipment for the best possible performance.
Ksport SC5 Street Pads:
These NAOC ceramic pads are designed to give you the optimal braking performance under street and occasional track conditions. Optimal operating temperatures are between 194°F - 1022°F for fast warm up under normal driving conditions. These pads reduce the amount of brake dust by 50% or more when compared to our race pads. The SC5 pads also greatly reduce the amount of noise and wear on the rotor over the race pads. The average coefficient of friction on this pad is between .46 and .53.
Ksport RC1 Race Pads:

These carbon metallic race pads are designed to give you the best stopping power possible under extreme track conditions. Optimal operation temperatures are between 480°F - 1472°F so it is not recommended for street use due to high temperature needed for optimal performance. Designed for the racer in mind to reduce brake fade under extreme conditions. The average coefficient on this pad is .5.

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- chacha   BRAKE PAD REPLACEMENT....   Jun 22, 2007 - 12:33 AM
- - malpaso   1. remove wheel: 2. remove one of those screws.....   Jun 22, 2007 - 2:26 AM
- - LewFX   step 1: drive to lewfx's pad step 2: have lewf...   Jun 22, 2007 - 1:56 PM
|- - tomazws   QUOTE(LewFX @ Jun 22, 2007 - 11:56 A...   Jun 22, 2007 - 1:58 PM
- - LewFX   i also check your car out for any other problems, ...   Jun 22, 2007 - 2:02 PM
- - chacha   what would you recommend for the rotors type? i se...   Jun 22, 2007 - 3:00 PM
|- - malpaso   QUOTE(chacha @ Jun 22, 2007 - 10:00 ...   Jun 30, 2007 - 1:26 AM
- - lagos   honestly ... slotted or drilled rotors are just fo...   Jun 22, 2007 - 3:23 PM
- - alltracman78   Naw, crossdrilled tend to stop faster. The rotors...   Jun 29, 2007 - 6:26 PM
- - 95CelicaST   QUOTEAnd it's actually a little easier if you ...   Jun 30, 2007 - 10:46 AM
- - Ve1Ls1dEvolutioN   any how to on rear brake drums?? i need to help my...   Jul 10, 2007 - 8:53 PM
- - 95CelicaST   QUOTEany how to on rear brake drums?? i need to he...   Jul 10, 2007 - 11:43 PM
|- - Ve1Ls1dEvolutioN   QUOTE(95CelicaST @ Jul 10, 2007 - 9...   Jul 11, 2007 - 7:05 PM
- - chacha   i have been thinking a lot lately about getting ne...   Jul 19, 2007 - 3:20 AM
- - alltracman78   Those pads aren't going to bite when you first...   Jul 19, 2007 - 8:35 AM
- - FnC3L1CA   Just bought new Brembo rotors, Hawk HPS Pads, and ...   Jul 24, 2007 - 8:39 PM
- - chacha   yeah i got 17 and i plan to go 1-2 inch higher...s...   Jul 25, 2007 - 12:41 AM
- - playr158   If you read that thread shoulda learned...big brak...   Jul 25, 2007 - 9:29 AM


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