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A050 are in the same class as DZ03G (1C)
AR1 are the class below (1B)
Usually a good indicator of what tyres are better than others in terms of dry laptimes.
It'll teach you how to drive if anything.
Safe environment to do it at Bedford as well.
I wouldn't recommend it at somewhere like Oulton or Cadwell, if it was your first time 😅
If it's the complete thing including carrier, it should do yeah.
Just the bare caliper, probably not.
Those bolts only need to be 40nm or so, so not mega tight. The caliper body is only cast aluminium.
Was going to suggest a proper wind back tool, but thought a G clamp would probably be something he already had.
Carbone Lorraine's don't need filing to fit.
They don't have the metal springs either, so they will rattle when driving 😂
Don't need to bed them in either particularly, they don't...
Don't need anything special to change the pads really.
13mm for the caliper bolts and an 18mm spanner to counter hold the slider pins. Can use grips to hold them but a spanner is easier.
Loosen the top bolt a few turns and fully undo the bottom bolt and remove it. This allows you to pivot the...
It will have streaked because the QD would just be spreading the dirt around.
Once the car is washed and dried, just go over it again with the QD (applied to the towel not the vinyl) and buff with a second dry microfibre if you get any hazing.
As Daniel says, don't do it in the baking heat...