THE LEGEND IS BACK: REBIRTH OF THE ACURA NSX

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Spring Festival of LXs 2012 Raffle Winners!

Posted on: March 27th, 2012 in ALL POSTS, Events, Raffles by Cynthia

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2008-2011 LEXUS IS-F PERFORMANCE BRAKES

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5 Ways to Start the New Year

Posted on: January 3rd, 2012 in ALL POSTS by Cynthia

1. Have your car washed & clean
2. Get an oil change
3. Fill up brake fluid [available at R1 Concepts]
4. Change new R1 Concepts brakes
5. Keep jumper cables for emergencies

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For some of the 2006-2010 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T, there is a Police Package option equipped. It is important to know if you are planning to replace the rear brake rotors and brake pads. The size of the rear brake rotors between a Daytona R/T versus Daytona(Police Package) are different. Here is an example:

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99-02 Jeep Grand Cherokee, ATE or Akebono?

Posted on: December 16th, 2011 in ALL POSTS, How To's by Melvin

For all of you 99-02 Jeep Grand Cherokee owners, purchasing front brake pads can be a difficult task if you do not know what kind of calipers you vehicle is equiped with.  You were probably asked if you had ATE or Akebono front calipers.  Only the front brake pads would be different for each caliper. Front and rear rotors and rear pads would be the same.  Probably the best soulution on figuring out what caliper you have is to look through the wheel and look at the caliper itself.  They are slightly different front each other.  The Akebono calipers look slightly larger while the ATE caliper has what looks like a metal wire or clip that is under the pistons.  By looking at the pads, they look completly different.  You can now see why it is very important to know what caliper you have to get the correct pads for that model of Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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Cars Decked out for the Christmas Season

Posted on: December 9th, 2011 in ALL POSTS, Entertainment, Rants by James

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I have had a lot of customers purchase Mazda RX8 front brakes but they do not know if they have sport or non sport suspension.  Here are ways to tell if you have sport or non sport suspension brakes.  This is only for the 04-08 Rx 8 or the first body style.  

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