EBC Greenstuff
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Just dial 1911
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EBC Greenstuff
I just did the front pads on my TSX using EBC Greenstuff pads. I just wanted to confirm with anyone who has used these pads that you do not have to use the factory shims. Im 99.999% you dont have to since it says on the box they come with shims and when I tried to put the factory shims on, the caliper didnt fit...So, just confirm for me...Thanks...
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Hmmmm, well I wonder if its different with a TSX cause there was no way the caliper was going on with the factory shims. And I made sure the piston was seated all the way back...
'03 TL-S, rear pads.
I didn't use the factory shims and it was a tight fit already with the shims provided with the pads. I was a bit skeptical, but I decided to skip the factory shims. They are working perfectly fine.
I didn't use the factory shims and it was a tight fit already with the shims provided with the pads. I was a bit skeptical, but I decided to skip the factory shims. They are working perfectly fine.
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
'03 TL-S, rear pads.
I didn't use the factory shims and it was a tight fit already with the shims provided with the pads. I was a bit skeptical, but I decided to skip the factory shims. They are working perfectly fine.
I didn't use the factory shims and it was a tight fit already with the shims provided with the pads. I was a bit skeptical, but I decided to skip the factory shims. They are working perfectly fine.
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