BACON BITES!

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And getting loaded to come to me!
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Nice!!!!


Larry (Popo8) Co-owner
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Hell yeah... and they work wonders on the pits and pubes!

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I have a very nice expensive trimmer.

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Ugh...soo...full...

Me and my mom went to cracker barrel for dinner and i had chicken breast with gravy on top, corn, mashed potatoes and gravy, dumplings, and a couple pieces of cornbread

Hey guys, quick question since Google doesn't seem to turn up my specific question: When removing the rear calipers to swap brake pads, do you just push the piston in the same as on the front calipers?

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Hey guys, quick question since Google doesn't seem to turn up my specific question: When removing the rear calipers to swap brake pads, do you just push the piston in the same as on the front calipers?

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i would assume so since you it will have to have some space for the extra meat of the new pads

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Hey guys, quick question since Google doesn't seem to turn up my specific question: When removing the rear calipers to swap brake pads, do you just push the piston in the same as on the front calipers?

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Look inside of it and if it had pin holes for a spanner socket then you have to screw it in but if it doesnt then usually you just push them in, I dont know for sure because I still havent had mine a part yet.

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Originally Posted by Blackbird96WS6

Hey guys, quick question since Google doesn't seem to turn up my specific question: When removing the rear calipers to swap brake pads, do you just push the piston in the same as on the front calipers?

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yes, open you bleeder screws and push piston in.

I think we are going to trade this POS ferd in on a Fiat 500 sport!