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Old 12-12-2007, 03:32 PM   #4
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You just want to do multiple stops from varying speeds. Start out at a slow speed with very minimal brake pressure. Then steadily increase your speeds and braking pressure. All you need is about a dozen or so stops to get the pads bed in.

You really should replace all the hardware. You can reuse the shims and just re-glue them to the new pads.

Check out http://www.fastforwardparts.com/ for some good prices on OEM parts.
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