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Old 11-14-2016, 07:30 PM
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MotorvateDIY Video: Sport Sedan Front Brake Replacement

G37 Sport Sedan Front Brake Pad Replacement- Motorvate's DIY Garage Ep. 7

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Frank, I know you've only been on the site a very short time but you've already made some excellent contributions. Superb work here just like your other DIY videos. Thanks! Brad****This one gets immediate "sticky" status!
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Thank you very much!
Old 11-17-2016, 03:55 PM
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Let's see a build thread. Start now while things are new.
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It would be a very thin build thread.

The only additional items I am planning to do are a 30% tint (going to shoot a time-lapse video) and maybe lighter rims/summer tires.
Old 11-17-2016, 10:33 PM
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Following your diy for brake pad replacement, does the brakes need to be bleed?
Old 11-18-2016, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by MotorvateDIY
The only additional items I am planning to do are a 30% tint (going to shoot a time-lapse video) and maybe lighter rims/summer tires.
Yeah, right. That's what most people say at first.

Here's an idea for a video, Frank... drop your front bumper, bake and paint your headlights. Might just be the inspiration people need, seeing a well put together video on the process.
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Originally Posted by Rochester
Yeah, right. That's what most people say at first.

Here's an idea for a video, Frank... drop your front bumper, bake and paint your headlights. Might just be the inspiration people need, seeing a well put together video on the process.
Might just be the inspiration YOU need, lol. But yeah, would be an awesome addition to your great DIY arsenal Frank.
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Might just be the inspiration YOU need, lol.
I have no idea what you're talking about.

Shut up and let the man work.
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Old 11-23-2016, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Presto
Following your diy for brake pad replacement, does the brakes need to be bleed?
Not really, however it is a good idea to change your brake fluid every 2 years. Brake fluid by design, absorbs water to prevent internal corrosion.

As it turns out, the "Brake Fluid Change" video is scheduled to be released December 9th.
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Yeah, right. That's what most people say at first.

Here's an idea for a video, Frank... drop your front bumper, bake and paint your headlights. Might just be the inspiration people need, seeing a well put together video on the process.
I have always been more "function" than "form" person. It is more likely for me to get a super charger than to paint my headlights. (no, I am not planning on getting one)
Drop the front bumper? My car is already a snow plow in the winter and I worry that nice OEM chin spoiler is going to get ripped off as it is.

In the spring, I will be installing the Whitehead poly bushing in my diff and will shoot a video DIY. Drag racing has popped the OEM one. Funny though, I had ZERO wheel hop drag racing in October with a blown bushing.
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I get wheel hop with a good bushing still back there lol lucky you
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No wheel hop here. Never.



I've got Whiteline diff bushings still in the bag, waiting for next year's gear swap. I actually had to google "Whitehead" to make sure Frank didn't auto-correct that into a joke, but the joke's on me. Go figure.

This? https://whiteheadperformance.com/

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Actually, I got it wrong. I have the Whiteline bushing kit and I purchased my Stillen exhaust at Whitehead Performance.
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That's a terrible name for a store...


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