I got my brakes replaced 2 weeks ago all around. Rotors/pads up & drums/shoes. She stops SO clean now, I love it.
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What pads did you switch to? I want to change mine soon when meat is gone.
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QUOTE (whatthe @ Sep 15, 2010 - 7:09 AM)

>What pads did you switch to? I want to change mine soon when meat is gone.
I haven't the slightest clue. I took it to a brake shop since I couldn't do it myself because of lack of working area (me living on campus and all) all I did was made sure they put ceramic pads on her.
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EBC Green Stuff is good for dd, lots of dust but a good pad, Yellow and red are great too, Just dont really bite untill they heat up
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Installed the JDM tails today! Still haven't got around to de-badging though. And she's DIRTY

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those tails look great, but i have always wondered, do cops bother about the car not having the rear sidemarker anymore??
jdm tails really update the look of our cars, but i am always fearful about that because the police here will find any reason to pull people over.
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samir, I was wondering the same thing. I mean, no one on here with JDM tails has ever posted "Gawwww just got pulled over for not having that damn sidemarker!" topic before, so I think as long as we don't drive like a bat out of hell, cops won't mind.
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man those looks sweet, nice buy hector!
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QUOTE (samir0189 @ Sep 16, 2010 - 10:12 AM)

>those tails look great, but i have always wondered, do cops bother about the car not having the rear sidemarker anymore??
jdm tails really update the look of our cars, but i am always fearful about that because the police here will find any reason to pull people over.
Most people end up even taking the amber out of the JDM tails.
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QUOTE (4-eyed-freek @ Sep 16, 2010 - 9:12 AM)

>man those looks sweet, nice buy hector!
Thanks, Sklyer!
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QUOTE (mak5603 @ Sep 16, 2010 - 10:01 AM)

>Most people end up even taking the amber out of the JDM tails.
True, that looks so good, but I'll leave the amber in mine.
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tails look great on the car Hector, excited to see the debadged look. What are you going to use to debadge and remove the glue?
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QUOTE (jcbass7 @ Sep 17, 2010 - 6:42 AM)

>tails look great on the car Hector, excited to see the debadged look. What are you going to use to debadge and remove the glue?
I'm gonna try to do it this afternoon. Since there's no outlets in the parking garage, I parked it up top so the sun will help out. First I'm going the degunk the area where TOYOTA was, it's already off. Then if it doesn't turn out bad, I'll use floss to pop the CELICA off and get the stuff out. I'll keep the Toyota symbol in the middle till I get around to painting the whole car.
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Well I went to get the gunk off and low and behold, the Goo-Gone worked! Unfortunately, the glue was so old and fused to the hatch lid, it took some of the clear coat off with it

Here's the damage

That's why I did it one at a time just in case something like this happened. So I'll save the de-badging for when I paint her... midnight blue
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That's no fun, I'm going to debadge all but the Toyota logo in a week or so. Hopefully it doesn't take the clear with it. I like your paint choice though, gonna look goooood.
sorry to see the clear like that. but think of it this way, it doesn't look like my car where half the clear is gone!
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I've had some black 202 touch up paint for my bird sh!t-looking brake fluid stain on the rear bumper but I've just been busy with homework, I haven't had to the time to go out and do it. Hopefully within the week!
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I've really been considering debadging my Celica as well, Just the toyota and celica logos.
But I really don' want this to happen 'cause I don't plan to repaint any time soon haha.
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Touched up my paint today

It's still visible, but hey, badly done black is better than white that contrasts to heavily lol. I say, success!!
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did you de-badge all of it? pics? i might be interested in doing this
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QUOTE (4-eyed-freek @ Oct 8, 2010 - 11:49 AM)

>did you de-badge all of it? pics? i might be interested in doing this
No I didn't. The TOYOTA peeling off the clear coat turned me off to remove the CELICA until I actually plan to paint it. So they stay until I get my midnight blue!
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aaa i c... im pumped to see that beast in midnight blue, such a sexy color!
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QUOTE (4-eyed-freek @ Oct 8, 2010 - 11:57 AM)

>aaa i c... im pumped to see that beast in midnight blue, such a sexy color!
Color and projector highs/lows are the last things I'm gonna do, so it'll be a while

But the best things come with wait!! First I want to get better looking wheels, coilovers, definitely SSIII rears, not sure about the fronts... I dunno if I like my Euro splitters more, and TRD skirts.
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oh so yours is a hatchback, oh no!
nah jk.....
nice progress,
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Look what IIII goooooottt


My old one looked fade-ish so I bought this one as a pair. I'm giving the other one to one of my best friends that happens to have a black '91 MR2. So it all works out!
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woot woot!! trd ftw!
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