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  1. I installed or rather attempted to install my kdt903 rear diff bushings, one side the nut broke loose easily enough, and I was able to insert the bushing and tighten down with the washer, However when I attempted to unscrew the second one, the nut seems to be seized on the stud, so as I turn, the entire stud with nut comes out.

     

    my question is.... Can I safely remove the stud, break the nut and reinstall or is the stud actually supposed to be locking into something? Is that stud like an engine stud that just screws into a cavity? Can I remove the stud without something happening.. eg won't be able to get the stud back in for whatever reason.

     

     

    Nobody?

  2. I installed or rather attempted to install my kdt903 rear diff bushings, one side the nut broke loose easily enough, and I was able to insert the bushing and tighten down with the washer, However when I attempted to unscrew the second one, the nut seems to be seized on the stud, so as I turn, the entire stud with nut comes out.

     

    my question is.... Can I safely remove the stud, break the nut and reinstall or is the stud actually supposed to be locking into something? Is that stud like an engine stud that just screws into a cavity? Can I remove the stud without something happening.. eg won't be able to get the stud back in for whatever reason.

  3. I think its the brembo/hawk hps combo that induce squeal.

     

    I got the Powerstops in today... the fronts came with the pins and lock collars the rears didn't? i sent powerstop a message and called them to ask if they should have came with the set (logically it seems like they should have) .. it seems to have put them in a tizzy... still no response.

     

    but the pads and shims look good... waiting for Wed to install.

  4. Mine squeal at low speeds, so traffic and stop signs, which is 90% of my daily commute, also I seem to have the opposite effect with heat.. as soon as mine heat up they'll squeal at high speeds as well, and become horribly loud at low speed.

     

    I know squeal comes from vibration, so I literally greased everything ... shims, entire rear of pad, all sides of pads.. basically the entire thing minus the actual rotor contact part and slider pins even the darn cotter pins everything is greased..lol Using permatex silicone ceramic brake grease and they still squeal.

     

    i also did bed them in

    .... and re did it after adding the permatex because I originally greased with standard brake grease.

     

    I spoke to 2 friends and they had the same problem with hawk hps, but were using them on oem applications 2008 sti and 2015 sti?? i have 2011 sti brembos??? one switched to subaru pads and the other to powerstop and both no longer have any issuses??

     

    I did speak to a couple of guys running the hawk hps on regular/standard brakes with no issues.

  5. I've had this bookmarked forever, never actually done anything with it. This should be a profile template for a front caliper and rotor, so if you were to print it out full size and cut it out, you'd want to stick it right to the hub. Just cut the other side of the line and stick it to the rotor hat, that should cure what ails you.

     

    http://www.carid.com/images/brembo/pdf/brembo-1e4.6002a.pdf

     

     

    Thanks, i pulled one from racetechnoligies (brembo)... i'd like to see your link but I get Redirected to viglink shopping and its cut so I can't copy and paste it...

     

    could you un hotlink it please?

  6. installed.my brembos and ss lines... getting some squeal at low speeds from the fronts, i'll regrease them again see if it helps.

     

    been about 200kms on the bc br coil overs so far so good ... need to continue to tweak them. I had megan coilovers on my first gt, when i got them they were set ... preload, camber plates... the bc coils were not. So i'm still making adjustments cause I'm getting some clanking over certain bumps.

     

    Wheels will only show up late April.. not happy about it but what can you do.. 34a56a3d2afdb7a39ec65c24f35c1d65.jpg

  7. I wonder if the quality of bulbs has an effect... Some decent (not vled) bulbs might be low enough resistance to trigger the lights, but super cheap ones might have enough resistance not to?

     

    I got the cheapest amazon dual-brightness led bulbs a few months ago, and have yet to have any dash lights without any kind of resistor

     

     

    it's hit or miss, i've used cheap ones that haven't triggered the x-mas tree, and i've used better quality (phillips) and they have triggered the alarm. It's really a crap shoot.

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