[Shyne]

Silver cadmium plated KVR's from ACP.com...Im happy but i wish they had free shipping...Anyways, i hope they come in before HIN...It says expect 2 week delivery, but sometimes they have shit and they send it right away...Hopefully I can save installation money and do it my self...Anyone have any tips for installation or comments welcome...Thanx...Shyne:king:

 

[noleaf74]

congrats man, let us known how they turn out.... Ur just moddin it up this week, headlights,wheels, x-drilled rotors, and the big one a new tranny

 

[Shyne]

yea man, braking is a huge concern for me considering that my rotors are all f-ed up and im getting the 19's put on...im getting new rotors from acura as well...ill probably sell them though because i have the cross drilled now...well if anyone is interested i can hook them up...Shyne:king:

 

[baggsTLS]

Congrats! The only thing that sux, will be the wait.
My only suggestion is to use new cotter pins when installing. It's always a good idea to change them since your straightening to get the stock rotors off and rebending them w/the new rotors will compromise their integrity.

 

[Shyne]

how much are cotter pins and can I buy them from hondaacuraworld??? guys do you all know what's the breaking in period for new x-drilled rotors as well...it looks like im just gonna have the rotors and stock pads for right now...sux huh...Shyne:king:

 

[songoku]

Yeah, you've really done a lot of mods lately!! Congrats!! :bigok:

 

[AcuraTL]

I think the hardest part is bleeding the braking system. If you can do that, it is't that hard. I hope you are installing new pads with your new rotors too, so they can get proper seating and will not warp it.

 

[Shyne]

damn no way i can afford pads right now...the rotors costed a grip...they just put new pads on my TL...you think if I be careful they will get their proper seating...i hope they will do alright...Shyne:king:

 

[baggsTLS]

I think the hardest part is bleeding the braking system. If you can do that, it is't that hard. I hope you are installing new pads with your new rotors too, so they can get proper seating and will not warp it.

If the system lines aren't opened up, it may not be necessary to bleed the system. Check into it (ask HondaAcuraWorld - he has another post on this topic it think).

Shyne, the cotter pins should be a couple bucks for each one. And I would check the pads out very carefully. It's always suggested to put NEW pads w/new rotors. You don't want to have to turn those new x-drilled before it's time. Just check them out thoroughly, you could be OK as long as there isn't any abnormal wear.

 

[Shyne]

cool, thanx baggs...im gonna get some assistance on installation so I should be cool...I hope this will solve my braking problems as of now...Songoku, youre just lucky your wheels cover up your rotors...You really dont have to change yours unless you want the performance aspect...Shyne:king: