LEXUS GSF GETTING NEW RACING BRAKE PADS
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- OUT WITH THE OLD IN WITH THE NEW PADS
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I’ve got an idea for you for future how to videos like this. When you’re editing it, during the part where you’re talking about torquing the bolts down, maybe put on the screen the appropriate torque specs for it! That would just add another layer of helpfulness which would get more views on your videos.
Will do
I’ve never heard of grinding down the rotors, man...I dunno bout all that... I’ve always just cleaned with brake cleaner.
I'm super late but I remember getting my LS Fsport back in 2017 and squeel was LOUD and unbareable... I sent it back to the dealer soooo many damn times and it was always the same crap. Now shes getting older and I refuse to pay the premium for a brake change. I'm going to do it myself.
great vid mate! really helpful (have an isf) And good camera work!
Thank you. It’s not my best camera work since it’s hard to record and do the work at the same time but I try.
Dude! Your garage is HUGE! Must be why you bought the crib! Dude my RC-F Squeaked the same way. Dealer did the same thing and they didn't squeak anymore!
It’s a 2.5 car garage.
Do the TOMS pads squeak too? I am guessing no.
No squeaks
Great videos. Just got a 16 GSF so watching all your videos. They're very well done and informative. I do all my own work as well and looking forward to doing a couple mods. Use to have a boosted IS300. Thanks man. Maybe we'll run into each other at a meet one day. I'm in Ellicott City MD.
Erik Winebrenner congratulations on the GSF!!
I'm also in Ellicott city..do you daily drive your gsf? Hows your experience so far?
does this apply to rcf?
Yes it does. Same calipers and brake pads as the gsf!!
How many miles you had put on the original pads???
8K ON THE OEM PADS
7K ON THE OEM ALTERNATIVE QUIET PADS
@@BulletsGarage is that low or just where it should be on the number of mileage for the original pad?
I think he replaced at 8k due to noise. Not because they were worn out
How much did the new pads cost?
Will the old pads fit my civic? If so I’m buying them.
@@BulliKid oh ok thank you
Can't find them on the link. And how long did it take to get them?
Modinjapan.com email Lou he might have sold out of them
Great tnfo.can you tell me the price for a set of pads for a 16 rcf
These pads are good but I have done more research and if you want the best pads for your rcf go with the endless mx72 pads they are about $1000 for the set. Go to rrracing.com
good video bro❤
Bale thanks bro appreciate it
Can you give me parts number for gs f break pad
You should switch to
Akebono brake pads because they have very little if any dust and they have great stopping power and I run it on my IS250 all-wheel-drive and it does great
I used on my gti akebono. The Tom's pads for the gsf is perfect. No dust and no noise.
Great video. I just got the Toms pads in for the GSF and installing them tomorrow. Thanks for the great tutorial. Helps out a lot!!
Your welcome
Good videos! How much are the brakes and tires to replace? How often do you have to change it..if you plan on daily driving it? (12k per year).
I have original tires still 21k miles on the car. They still have lot of life left. Brakes depends on how u drive but u can get 40 k out of brakes
Hi bro i have rsf 2018 i want change break pad in lexus price very high can u tell me wich model i can fix
Get toms pads from mod in Japan
@@BulletsGarage brother i m in saudi arabia
Sam exact situation when I got the RCF with 7500 miles. Squeaky breaks so they changed them to that compound free of charge. I’m bring the car in for it’s second service at 16,000 miles and they’re telling me I need new pads ( they’re at 6/32nd, I think that’s 50%) but the pads are only 1 to 2mm from “ damaging” the break pad sensor. In addition they said you must change the rotors anytime your change the pads... what do you think? Skip the dealership or just go with it?
Skip. Dealer
I'm at 40k miles on my gs f no sensor?
If it didn't go of then no u don't need new one
They didn't come with the brake sensors?
No they didn't. I reused my own ones since they were still good
Nice video, can you tell me the type of grease you used ????
Brake grease no specific brand what ever autozone had
Bullets Garage - thanks
Dude, just wanted to let you know how much this video helped me. I own a LS 460 F Sport AWD, and could not figure out how to replace my brake pads, I couldn’t find a video on my specific vehicle and lost hope. I didn’t realize that the GS F and the 460 F Sport had basically the same brake system and calipers. Appreciate the video, you saved me a bunch of money. I’d like to buy you a couple of beers if possible. Drop the cash app, I got you. Thanks again!
I’m so glad the video helped you out.
Cash app is RafalGSF
@@BulletsGarage sent, bro! Thank you 🙏
@@antoniov.2995 I got it. Thank you for your kindness !!!!
@@BulletsGarage love your ride by the way! Also, I have the same brake noise clacking sounds lol
The pads are moving in the caliper ?
Great video. Will do my pads and rotors myself now.
Just don't grind them down like I did that's not needed. From what I learned
@@BulletsGarage Anything special about the rear rotors involving the parking brake?
Nope rear is super eady
Can you please make video showing how to bleed those monobloc Brembo brakes.
It’s the same process as regular brakes. You open the bleeder screw someone in the car pushes the brake the close the bleeder. Release brake and repeat
@@BulletsGarage I bought the car couple weeks ago and I didnt see bleeder screw on the brakes while I was cleaning the wheels so I was wondering if there's special way to bleed these big brakes.
The bleeder screw is on the back side of the calipers
@@BulletsGarage great thanks man.
You got it man
Just buy Duralast Golds or GT. Cheap, effective. Does not fade from canyon or Autox. Initial bite is decreased however braking consistency is perfect. Make sure its bed in properly. That's it. Also grinding the rotor with whatever pad you used is well worse than just leaving the old material on. Discs can take a beating but un even material build up is a bigger issue. Use brake dust removal sprays like Iron x or Sonax full effect and that will clean off the surface.
Yea I will not grind down the surface again.
My next pad will be a endless mx72
@@BulletsGarage I haven't tried those as yet. I go through a lot of pads so those autozone pads hold up surprisingly well. Really thought they'd be shit but it worked out. Plus, and I don't know how this affects their business model but it has a lifetime warranty and that includes wear. On my TL I bought one set in 2010 and never bought pads again until I sold it in 2018. This year is gonna be testing new parts including pads. I'm curious to see how their more aggressive stuff holds up.
Keep me posted.
@@BulletsGarage Will do!
Great video as always!
Question , im coming up on 50k miles and haven't replaced my pads or rotors...when do you usually see people replacing both parts. Trying to figure how much I possiy have left before having to replace them ...
Wow 50k on what car?!?
It’s a GSF
Yes gsf