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<blockquote data-quote="BlownEARdRUMS" data-source="post: 2591529" data-attributes="member: 557269"><p>If its dark you'd need to change it. With only 80k I don't think it would warrent a change but go by the color. If its been driven hard and the brakes have been very hot many times then maybe... Don't bother with the lines unless you got alot of $$$ to change all the lines also. A large C clamp comes in handy also. AND ONLY DO ONE SIDE AT A TIME, that way if something gets FUBARED you'll be able to look at the other side as a reference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BlownEARdRUMS, post: 2591529, member: 557269"] If its dark you'd need to change it. With only 80k I don't think it would warrent a change but go by the color. If its been driven hard and the brakes have been very hot many times then maybe... Don't bother with the lines unless you got alot of $$$ to change all the lines also. A large C clamp comes in handy also. AND ONLY DO ONE SIDE AT A TIME, that way if something gets FUBARED you'll be able to look at the other side as a reference. [/QUOTE]
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