Guess whose baby got new ceramic brakepads today?!

piranha45

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brakepads are such a turnon
 

piranha45

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he drives an '84 honda civic.

he's been tricking his car out hardcore last few months-- he got one of those deer-antler wings put on it.
 

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how much did they run you? I need new rear brake pads...yeah i caught onto that drifting crap now my rear brakes are at 10% while my front ones are at 90.
 

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Rice rockets....man....losers.

I smoke ricers with my 1989 Chevy Beretta all the fvcking time, and that's not even tricked out at all. Little fags pull up next to me wanting to go, and I just crack the throttle and well..damn...I'm ahead. Next thing you know, I cut them off or they get behind someone being normal...damn!

-_-, its disappointing to see a stock car smoke civics and other ugly ricers all the time.
 

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Actually I've had morons who wanted to race me before. Usually I would agree, then I would let them go ZOOM while I drive slowly, waiting for the little traffic camera to snap a photo of their speeding car and send them a $500 fine.

So far, I've racked up 3 kills. I'm hoping to make 5 by the end of 2007 :D
 

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I drive a Ford F150, V8. The new pads ran me sixty dollars (front axle), and are pretty easy to put on. You just need two C-clamps - but can use one - and a tire iron and a ratchet set to undo the calipers, and new brakepads and maybe grease if you're ambitious enough to put it on the pads, between them and the pistons. The grease helps the two pads to wear down more evenly. It takes about maybe 45 minutes for both wheels.
 
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