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Old 05-08-2010, 12:19 AM
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Guys, my fronts are at 3mm and rears are at 4mm, howmuch longer do ya'll think I can postpone a brake job ?
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You are on minimum thickness now at 3mm and the fronts do the most braking. It is not hard or costly if you do it yopurself.
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You are on minimum thickness now at 3mm and the fronts do the most braking. It is not hard or costly if you do it yopurself.
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