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Pads - 7/25/2008 12:02:46 AM

Mud Bug10

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I think my front pads r just about wore down to the bone and i was wondering how hard is to change and were to get new ones at

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RE: Pads - 7/25/2008 12:30:03 PM

muddyfuzzy

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the stockers don't last long at all if you ride in mud and sand. they are simple to replace and cheap as well. i've had good luck with the ebc sintered metal pads. they have outlasted the stockers by over 1000%. i got mine at rockymtnatv for about 30 shipped. just make sure the calipers are clean before getting into the job, it will make it alot more easy to tear them down. good luck.

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