Help Inside of my callipers look like this....

Old Jul 23, 2011 | 08:48 PM
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Ok got everythig apart and all cleane up. Now putting them back together. The kit came with 2 things of grease. On for the seal and one for the boot. But it didn't say which is which. One is a light red and more runny the other is a dark red and is almost like a paste. Anyone know which is for which.
The thicker one should be boot grease. (like a light grease)
The thinner should be assembly lube. (like runny nose snot!!)
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Old Jul 26, 2011 | 11:28 PM
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Got everything finished up over the weekend and the brakes feel great. Initial bite is much better now (yet still not quite as harsh as the g37 sedan loaner I had, not sure why). So far I like the stoptech pads I put on too. Feel pretty good for daily driving and haven't heard a squeek out of them. I ended up only rebuilding the front pistons since the rears still looked to be in good shape. I'm going to bleed some more fluid through the system pretty soon since I ran out just trying to fill it back up with 2 full quarts. The front left seemed like it might have still had a tiny bit of air in it while I was bleeding it before I ran out of fluid. So if I get that out it should feel even better.

Thanks for all the tips.
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