Garage Tutorial - AE86 Front Brakes

[@rayirwin8460]

That was an excellent production, Rick. I was particularly impressed with your smooth transitions back and forth from "real time" to high speed ramping and back again without it being so obvious that's what you're doing. Like I said, very smooth. I don't care WHAT Matt says about you, you're all right in MY book. 😎

[@WrenchMine]

Thanks Ray!

[@blackecho101]

The dab of grease on that annoying loose guide plate that kept falling out is a seriously underrated tip!

[@WrenchMine]

And unfortunately, I can't remember who told me that so I can't give them credit. It also works for keeping a nut in your closed end wrench, a little grease on the nut and it stay's put.

[@hemdatpersaud5312]

Glad i found this channel!!!!

[@ismaelgomez1889]

Hell yea!!! Was itching for more of you’re content dude. I’ve been binging some of you’re stuff since the crunchy rolla project. Keep up the great work 👍

[@WrenchMine]

Thanks Ismael, it's comments like yours that keep us motivated!

[@irabrook]

Thanks for the great 86 content! Subscribed

[@WrenchMine]

Thanks for the sub. We're finishing up some more video and hope to have it posted soon.

[@ariesanfilippo1078]

This was great. I’m just researching for my build and preparing mentally. Thank you for this. Where can I download the manual for torq specs?

[@WrenchMine]

Check some of the AE86 forums. It should be linked.

[@bohdibfresh1227]

Good video and explanation good work! 👍

[@WrenchMine]

Thanks we really appreciate you checking it out!

[@markusbergh]

This was a great video. It would have been better if you showed more detail of how the clips are orientated. Thanks.