Two rotors under "discard" thickness, two close -- arguably turnable but there would not have been much left. Two more rotors on top of everything else were relatively trivial. The bottom line was not, so I got all-new brakes and the bank will pick up some more interest from the increased balance on my card while I whittle it back down. (There's an irreducible minimum, it seems.)
Costly, but it does beat not being able to stop when I need to -- or stopping with a degree of grabbiness that had me worrying with the car/truckette on wet pavement.
This isn't doing the "new teeth" project any favors. With the tooth they took a couple weeks ago, I can no longer eat many kinds of raw vegetables and crunchy foods are challenging. Almonds, cashews, pistachios, etc. are right out. Of course I want some now.
BUILDING A 1:1 BALUN
4 years ago
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"Almonds, cashes, pistachios, etc. are right out. Of course I want some now. "
That's the way life goes...
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Hope the tooth situation resolves itself soon.
Glad you got the car fixed, sorry it cost so much. But your safety counts too!
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