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elf · 18th July 2006, 19:14

Oops, forgot to add...

The brake pads have this dirty habit of scrubbing the paint off your newly painted discs over time, so there's mod for that as well...

There shall be a thin metal pipe connected to a rubber pipe over your brake calliper. Simply disconnect that pipe. Some dirty reddish / whitish fluid may leak when you do this. Don't worry - it's normal.

After all the fluid has leaked out, tie a small knot into the rubber hose. You could also crimp the metal tube if you like, for a more professional look.

Now go out & have fun.

The disclaimer at post #58 still stands.

18th July 2006, 19:14	#51 (permalink)
elf BANNED Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 899	Oops, forgot to add... The brake pads have this dirty habit of scrubbing the paint off your newly painted discs over time, so there's mod for that as well... There shall be a thin metal pipe connected to a rubber pipe over your brake calliper. Simply disconnect that pipe. Some dirty reddish / whitish fluid may leak when you do this. Don't worry - it's normal. After all the fluid has leaked out, tie a small knot into the rubber hose. You could also crimp the metal tube if you like, for a more professional look. Now go out & have fun. The disclaimer at post #58 still stands. Last edited by elf : 18th July 2006 at 19:17.