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I turned 29, moved to Oregon and got new brakepads on my car. It's been a big week.

Die Bremsbeläge am Fahrzeug gehören zu den Verschleißteilen und stellen somit ein gewisses Sicherheitsrisiko dar. Daher ist es sehr wichtig, diese regelmäßig zu überprüfen und bei Bedarf zu wechseln.

 

The brake pads on the vehicle are wear parts and therefore represent a certain safety risk. It is therefore very important to check them regularly and change them if necessary.

Broke down and cleaned my MAFAC RAID inventory. A few bits were dead, but I was surprised that almost all of these will be "better than new" after polishing and rebuild. I typically replace a few parts with new ones, especially the 4 dot salmon brakepads by Koolstop.

 

I go through several sets of RAIDs a year doing 650b conversions with braze-on centerpull posts.

 

Inspiration from mafac_brakes

That is what I am left with after the dog ate the Humming Bird feeder and the Car.

 

View with a really big pooper scooper cause it was a big car!

 

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Our Daily Challenge: Rust

Beverly Hills, CA

 

This car is featured within this video

youtu.be/TPYPmsnm44Q

 

Custom-painted 62cm Rambouillet by Rivendell Bicycle Works (RBW), handbuilt in Toyo Japan. It's a "stock" frame; full geometry specifications are here (p. 15).

 

RBW gave the frame custom paint in a rust orange with cream accents -- a variant of "Quickbeam orange" according to Keven at RBW.

 

This was about the fastest/lightest Rivendell possible before the introduction of the Rodeo. Hence the Shimano Ultegra drivetrain and brakes. Here's the parts list:

 

Front wheel: 700c Mavic Open Pro 32-hole rim, Suntour XC9000 hub, 32 spokes (built by Rich Lesnik at Rivendell).

Rear wheel: 700c Mavic Open Pro 32-hole rim, Ultegra 9-speed cassette hub, 32 spokes (built by Rich Lesnik at Rivendell).

Tires: Rivendell Roll-y Pol-y, 700x28c, Kevlar bead.

Fenders: SKS ("silver" P35, 700c x 20-28mm tires.

Shifters: Dura Ace 9-speed bar-end.

Crank: Ultegra 9-speed 52/42/30 triple, 175mm arms (FC-6503).

Front derailleur: Ultegra 9-speed for triple crank (FD-6503; 28.6mm clamp).

Bottom bracket: Ultegra Octalink V1 (BB-6500, 118.5mm).

Cassette: Ultegra 9-speed HG, 14x25T (CS-6500).

Rear derailleur: Ultegra (long cage).

Chain: SRAM/Sachs 9-speed (PC-951).

Front rack: Rivendell/Nitto “Mark’s Rack”.

Head set: Ultegra head set.

Brakes: Ultegra caliper brakes (BR-R600), standard reach (57mm), with Kool-Stop brakepads.

Brake levers: Cane Creek SCR-5.

Handlebar: Nitto Soba, 46cm.

Stem: Nitto Technomic Deluxe, 10cm reach.

Handlebar tape: Brooks leather ("honey").

Seatpost: Thomson Elite, 27.2 x 250mm, silver.

Brake cables/housings: Clark’s stainless steel .

Water bottle cages: King stainless.

Leather saddle: Brooks B17 ("honey").

Saddle bag: Rivendell/Baggins Bags “Keven”.

Pedals: Shimano A520 sport/touring.

Brass bell: Crane (Japan).

   

Very rare car - only 2 of the Pinin Farina Cabriolets were made. Beverly Hills, CA

RS Brake Pad

Found this beauty while driving the Snake. It's a monster - 600+hp at the crank.

Los Angeles Auto Show

 

450+ HP

440+ lb.-ft.TORQUE

0–60 MPH 4 SECONDS

185+ MPH TOP SPEED

Cars and Coffee - car guys from Washington DC area get together every Sunday to show off top-notch cars while sipping on coffee

De koning van de S-klasses; de S65 AMG met V12 en felgroene remschijven. Op de laatste zaterdag van 2012 in de P.C. Binnen twintig meter stonden zijn broers (E63 AMG en CLS 63 AMG) en een S5 Sportback en een Jaguar XJ.

 

King of the S-classes, this S65 AMG. With the amazing V12 engine and outstanding with the green brake pads. There were more nice cars is his area. His brothers, the E63 AMG and the CLS 63 AMG, and a S5 Sportback and the beautiful XJ from Jaguar.

 

Amsterdam, Nederland

Needed a ride and a cappuccino after paying for that lot!! 😁

view big on black.

 

this is the first time i've photographed my legs in a while, after looking through the start of my 365 i feel like it's kinda a cop out, where i did shots for the sake of it and not learning or progressing in any way.

my excuse is uni/car needing new brakepads/earlier shift at work/early night/vampire tv type of thing so i just needed a simple shot.

despite it being quite simple and a boring shot there's something i like about it, i can't quite touch it.

  

The Design

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RF GT3 Fenders

RF GT3 Quarter Panels

RF GT3 Rear Bumper add on Panels

RF GT3 Side Skirts (Carbon Fiber)

 

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RF GT3 Carbon Fiber Hood

RF ZR-1 3-Piece Aluminum Forged Wheels

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Applications of this kit

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MOT went fine but I was told I had to change my pads asap, I figured ... No way, there's nothing wrong with my breaks.

 

Service 6 mths later... Gotta change your pads Asap!!! I was worried now. Twice I'd been told now. This time they were telling me to keep my mileage to a minimum cos they needed changing desperately.

 

I ain't no expert but

 

1- I've never had anything that resembles a problem with my brakes. I clean them... occasionally. I use them... regularly.

 

2- Looking at these pads above... my old pads look tickety boo, to me.

 

For sure there were two more pads for the front and another two on the rear but these above were the worst of the lot.

 

WHY THE EMERGENCY!!!

We tried to change Carolyn's brake pads. Unlike with Clint's Chrysler, it didn't go well.

 

We realized we didn't have the correct tools to do take the old pads off, because her car basically needed large hex/allen wrenches. The Chrysler pads just used a normal socket wrench.

 

In the confusion, Clint took the wrong line off, so brake fluid leaked out. We took these pictures so we can compare how to put the brakes back on.

 

When we finally got it back together, the brakes didn't work. We tried to bleed the brakes, but we didn't have the correct size wrench for the bleeding valve, despite having metric and imperial. It seemed that the valve was perhaps stripped. Carolyn took the car to PepBoys the next day to replace her brake pads.

 

This is a rare case of DIY not saving money. We lost $60 instead of saving $200+. And we lost an afternoon.

 

I'm still going to do my own Chrysler brake pads, though. This was just a matter of not understanding how to do it.

 

Pontiac Grand Am 1994 car, brakes, tire.

close-up.

 

driveway, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.

 

October 7, 2012.

Pic by Carolyn.

  

... Read my blog at ClintJCL.wordpress.com

... Read Carolyn's blog at CarolynCASL.wordpress.com

 

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