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Brake setup changes 120-130

posted by  mjamgb on  Thu Jan 20 06:22 CST 2005
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A generic example only. "POS" is nicey-nice for piece of s**t, in other words a common as dirt domestic vehicle. I'm certain should I state any particular make or model many lovers of the breed(s) will flock to me with similar invective!

I'm actually doing it a different way by finding manufacturers and parts numbers rather than actual car x-references (more challenging at times). Someday I will get a list put together from my many notes (yup, use paper notes mostly, still. And I will continue to do so until they come up with a water/grease/fuel/dirt-proof computer!). Not trying to be evasive, just don't have the proper pieces of paper at hand.

Nice list above, felt challenged?

LOL

--
Mike!






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