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New front Rotors and front brakes ---Stock or Aftermarket?

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UrMyStlkAl

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Dec 30, 2003
Houston, Texas
I dropped my car off at Mitsu. cuz I've been having probs and they told me that I needed new front rotors because they are too thin and that I need new front brakes. Soooooo.....I don't know how to check them or not but I was thinking and should I go for aftermarket rotors and brakes or just buy them from Mitsu. or what? Would there be any benefits from getting aftermarkets and would this be something I can do myself? Thanks for any help guys:thumb:
 
Originally posted by UrMyStlkAl
Well I've posted about it before and no one could really help. My boost gauge reads about 14 psi but it doesn't feel like it. When I do the leak test it holds to about 7psi and never goes higher and I can't find a leak anywhere. That is when I hook it straight up to the throttle body also. Hmm what else...oh yeah when my Profec B was hooked up my car would hesitate and almost die when i was stopped then all of a sudden it would take off real fast. Sometimes my idle drops real low and my car dies. I tried hooking up my Sony cd player and everytime I turn up the volume about halfway the thing shuts off and my lights dim like crazy w/ it barely even turned up (and all the connections are good in the wiring). My car is a pos :( I guess thats what I get for paying $6350 for a 96 turbo spyder...LOL

Holy hijack Batman OMG
 
^LOL....SEEEEEEEEEE no one can help me...:cry: I'm just gonna go yell at my car and tell it I'm going back to a honda :D
 
well, when you are looking for the leak...did you poor soapy water on your intake pipes and IC pipes at all? because then when it leaks, you can hear it fizzing and and see the bubbles...other than taht. i would try to find some DSM guy in your area that really knows what is going on and have him help you!
 
Yeah I've used soap and water. Sprayed it down like 50 times...LOL. I don't know what else to do...pos. I wish I could find someone over here to help :(
 
IMO, it sounds like your alternator is bad, i could be wrong, and someone else with a lot more experience might want to verify this for me, but that's what my old car (96 cavalier) did before it's alternator went
 
Yeah thats actually what I was thinking as well, but I tested the Alt. and it was okay. Doesn't really make sense. I tested it by running the car and unplugging the batt. to see if it still ran and it did.
 
that's actually a bad thing to do (at least i've been told by several mechanics) and can harm your alternator more than test it, it'd be better off to haul it over to autozone or someplace and have them test it (i believe autozone does this for free)
 
autozone does do it for free (at least here in PA) as long as it's out of the car. good luck getting that thing outta there! :thumb:
 
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