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hi im going 2 be doing some work 2 my brakes (paint, new seals, speed bleeders, etc) so i was just wondering were i can get new seals, and pistons "they look a little rusted" and also any idea on the cost.

the car will be on blokes for sum time so can any one recommend any were to get my rotors re skimmed because there looking like chrome :laugh:

also i was just going 2 take my brake lines down to the local earls distributor to get some replacements. is they any other brands of brake lines i should be looking at ?

i have had enough of mechanics they cant fix shit so im doing it all my self

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i went down 2 malz 2day looking 4 seals they say there dont have any for R33 but they have them for R32 but this is confusing because the R32 has 3 different brake configurations :D

done some looking around and nissan brake pistons go 4 +$100 each :blink: at that price i think i will just clean them up with some 2000 grit sand paper

and wow its very hard to find out what size speed bleeder 2 put on. i have looked every were but i can find a part number or any dimensions (need some help on this)

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