Brembo Piston Pusher
Sep 28, 2006, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 05 MR
I ended up deciding on the Girodisc piston pusher http://girodisc.com/catalog/product_...5044e72e6d0914 . This tool seems to be something of a mystery (to most Evo owners). Very few people seem to use the correct tool to do this work. As I switch street and race pads quite often, I can't be using some half assed method. Just like cfdfireman1, I plan to re-use these pads. I can't be sticking some screwdriver or other blunt objects in to pry and push. I tried this once and had chunks of the pad material breaking off. This is not my idea of quality job I can be confident in. Thanks for the help Martin.
Try this: http://www.zdmak.com/wbstore/main.as...CTMP=1&LowCt=0
Oct 3, 2006, 12:57 PM
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Used the fancy Girodisc tool yesterday at the track and I couldn't ask for anything better. Although it costs as much as Snap-On's entire caliper kit (YA8610A), it's much more user friendly for multi-piston calipers (4, 6, 8, etc.). Yes it's pretty big and quite basic looking upon first inspection, but as we all know, it's how it performs. This new bad boy made swapping front and rear pads a snap. Highly recommended. Thanks again Martin.
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