Post whatever is on your mind!!

[ZR]

I've been running EBC Red pads/rotors with SS lines on my Cobra since '14... Confidence inspiring however, noisier than a dedicated street pad. Just cleaning up my calipers this week with a fresh coat of ceramic paint and the pads and rotors are in great condition!

What kind of noise you getting from them? So far, sets we've installed have been dead nutz quiet on drilled n slotted or plain rotors, on Mustang or daily driver.

[Snaketamer]

What kind of noise you getting from them? So far, sets we've installed have been dead nutz quiet on drilled n slotted or plain rotors, on Mustang or daily driver.

Really...huh. I thought it was the drilled/slotted rotors(from new) causing a rumbling sound on braking. Not loud but, noticeable. I have the fronts off now and will take a closer look for anything unusual.

[Scott]

Rogers cell service out. Absolutely scary, no more crubside pickup without cell service as you can't tell Walmart or wherever that you are there.

[ZR]

Really...huh. I thought it was the drilled/slotted rotors(from new) causing a rumbling sound on braking. Not loud but, noticeable. I have the fronts off now and will take a closer look for anything unusual.

Some drilled / slotted rotors can do exactly that.

[Uncle Buck]

My eldest daughter dropped a bit of a bomb on us a few weeks ago. She's decided she wants to travel to South Korea and teach English for a year or two. She started looking at options and signed back an offer to start at a school in Gwangju in August once she has her teaching visa.

I know this will be a great life adventure for her but I can't help but feeling a bit hollow inside since she accepted the offer and this started to get real.

Being a parent is a balance between holding on and letting go I guess.

[1BAD92LX]

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I assume this is legal. See it a lot.

[newbiestangowner]

My eldest daughter dropped a bit of a bomb on us a few weeks ago. She's decided she wants to travel to South Korea and teach English for a year or two. She started looking at options and signed back an offer to start at a school in Gwangju in August once she has her teaching visa.

I know this will be a great life adventure for her but I can't help but feeling a bit hollow inside since she accepted the offer and this started to get real.

Being a parent is a balance between holding on and letting go I guess.

Same feeling here Al. My daughter was supposed to start teaching South Korea last June; because of Covid it has been put on hold indefinitely.
The plan was Mom/Dad would accompany her a few weeks before start and check out the place.


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[Zippy]

ZR can't get me out of the house fast enough!

[Stephen06GT]

My eldest daughter dropped a bit of a bomb on us a few weeks ago. She's decided she wants to travel to South Korea and teach English for a year or two. She started looking at options and signed back an offer to start at a school in Gwangju in August once she has her teaching visa.

I know this will be a great life adventure for her but I can't help but feeling a bit hollow inside since she accepted the offer and this started to get real.

Being a parent is a balance between holding on and letting go I guess.

My only one is just finishing up her first year away at school, and I have that hollow feeling. Good luck to her, and Ron's daughter and the parents.

[Stephen06GT]

Zippy, get back to work.