Stock up on brake pads?
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That is why you must carry inventory.
I love chewing on my lead wheel weights......they are delicious.
They took those here in NY.....
and the brake clean.....
I love chewing on my lead wheel weights......they are delicious.
They took those here in NY.....
and the brake clean.....
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Less copper in brake pads, more available for my jackets. WFM
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What no Teflon??????????????
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I'd do it if it were cheap enough, just to spite dumb state legistators: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teflon-coated_bullet#United_States 
Wonder if I would get more velocity out of it too, compared to aforementionned copper.
Wonder if I would get more velocity out of it too, compared to aforementionned copper.
I changed my front brake pads on my Octavia 1Z 2007 this "winter", we had like 2 cm of snow for 2 weeks in jaunary :-) This time I fitted the parts with the JZW-pads. It's like "original pirate" parts at half the price. Looking at them the only visible difference was "Made in India". Is this what you are talking about copper?
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