Good morning. these brakes apply to april 1 runer 2008 v6 limited. ???
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I installed them on my 2008 Toyota 4Runner "Sport Edition" and they work great.
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I agree with Markmurto. Not the same. You need make, model, serial # and look at manufactures site for parts brake down. This should give you the OEM part #.
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I had these installed on my 2005 VW Passat (manufactured in Germany) and now I also have a very loud and annoying CLUNK every time I apply the brakes. I've seen this problem reported in other places on the web. I don't think it's a rotor issue but an issue with the pad. Has anyone tried to get Akebono to address the problem?
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I do not think there is anything special about how these should be broken in. The normal break in procedure for disc brakes should be sufficient. Any search engine should point you in the right direction.
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Go to the centric website and get the part number then u can search the part in amazon. Great brakes though!
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As a previous person stated, these are long reach brakes. Measure from the center of the mounting point to the center of your tire rim. If the distance is within the adjustment range of the brake pads they should be fine.
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Yes, they will fit. But if your brakes are also your shifter then I don't think it would work. I use a shifter brake combo sold by shimano.
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They fit on my '79 Raleigh Super Grand Prix (~50mm brake reach). it has a 622x28 wheelset on, which is slightly smaller than what you have (630x32). They may fit, but you should definitely measure it first! (The numbers after the x are kind of irrelevant for this, but i decided to include them. Wheel sizes are stated in ISO)
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Installed them on front and rear and used Bosch rotors. They work great. Amazing difference and wheels stay clean of brake dust. I can't remember the part # but check the fit with Amazon. They tell you front or back and if they fit.
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As I know, they are pre-bleed, and are very very easy to install, you can do it by yourself, seeing some videos in youtube will help you to adjust them, I paid for the installation of mine and got a bad job done... from that moment I check them myself. look they are good brakes, they must be very soft to grip'em at the first 100-200 miles, wait and be patience, if you bleed it intenting to solve what you think it's a problem, you may need to get some brake fluid out of the calipers....hope I was helpful
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Don't know. These were installed on a 2000 Maxima. Excellent brakes. Break them in according to instructions.
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The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
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Mine was the older V brakes, the disc brake model had just come out mine was old stock. Sorry no idea on the forks that's too technical for me lol
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What model bike are you mounting these on? Are you upgrading an existing disk caliper or moving from a rim caliper to disk brakes?
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They fit my 2006 V6 Touareg. They were a tad bit bigger than the previous pads I had and due to the where the grooves were on my rotors I got new rotors as well.
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I installed them on my wife's mountain cantilever brakes with no problems, they work good. Getting the shifter set will take some work and adjustments.
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I ordered these for an open differential. Not sure if they work on the limited slip.