Brake servicing FAQ page update...

Yep those are the ones. I find it very difficult to get the bolts off
without applying it.

 

Yep those are the ones. I find it very difficult to get the bolts off
without applying it.

 

Ha! Here's a life time supply of the stuff...


http://www.ellsworth.com/display/productdetail.html?productid=410&Tab=Vendors


JT

 

Ha! Here's a life time supply of the stuff...


http://www.ellsworth.com/display/productdetail.html?productid=410&Tab=Vendors


JT

 

I remember years ago when a friend had an obvious rotor pulse.
Machining the rotors made no difference. Changing pads and replacing
rotors still made no difference.

The whole problem disapeared when he bought a new set of tires...

<shrug>

JT

(Who thinks gearheading leads to unbalanced thinking...sometimes.)

 

I remember years ago when a friend had an obvious rotor pulse.
Machining the rotors made no difference. Changing pads and replacing
rotors still made no difference.

The whole problem disapeared when he bought a new set of tires...

<shrug>

JT

(Who thinks gearheading leads to unbalanced thinking...sometimes.)

 

Everytime I try to go to dowcorning.com, I get a "server error"! WTF?

 

Everytime I try to go to dowcorning.com, I get a "server error"! WTF?

 

<http://www.ellsworth.com/display/productdetail.html?productid=410&Tab=Vendors>



Waaait a minute. That site lists a 496 gram tub. That's just over a pound,
or 17.5 oz.

For.... wait for it..........


$2,076.96


TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!!


Hey man, I've got better things to do with two thousand dollars.
Cocaine is probably cheaper.

 

<http://www.ellsworth.com/display/productdetail.html?productid=410&Tab=Vendors>



Waaait a minute. That site lists a 496 gram tub. That's just over a pound,
or 17.5 oz.

For.... wait for it..........


$2,076.96


TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!!


Hey man, I've got better things to do with two thousand dollars.
Cocaine is probably cheaper.

 

Dude! One+ lb buckets! I see it's a whole lot cheaper if you buy three....

Mike

 

Dude! One+ lb buckets! I see it's a whole lot cheaper if you buy three....

Mike

 

Really? I wonder why? In sixteen years I've never had a problem with
removing the bolts from the pins. Usually the problem is removing the pins
from the pad mount bracket, that being unrelated to the use of anti-seize.

Anti-seizes are petroleum-based and will rot your rubber pin boots.

 

Really? I wonder why? In sixteen years I've never had a problem with
removing the bolts from the pins. Usually the problem is removing the pins
from the pad mount bracket, that being unrelated to the use of anti-seize.

Anti-seizes are petroleum-based and will rot your rubber pin boots.

 

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wrote in

Try the simple approach, grasshopper.

http://www.dowcorning.com/

Navigate to the holy M77 page from there.

Does that help?

 

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wrote in

Try the simple approach, grasshopper.

http://www.dowcorning.com/

Navigate to the holy M77 page from there.

Does that help?

 

(Now he tells me...I use it on the slides...)

 

(Now he tells me...I use it on the slides...)

 

I only apply it to the threaded section of the bolt and even then it
is just a thin layer, besides even if they rot, they cost so little
and are easy to replace. I will keep in in mind.

Thanks,
Nick

 

I only apply it to the threaded section of the bolt and even then it
is just a thin layer, besides even if they rot, they cost so little
and are easy to replace. I will keep in in mind.

Thanks,
Nick