scorps

A set of universal caliper piston spreaders are handy too, i have these:

WOW bet that's fast

If i can get there i'm coming

Depends how long the piston was off and how much fluid was lost, you got nothing to lose just doing the one.

Put the tube on the bleed nipple and make sure the other end is in a bottle/container, with someone in the drivers seat, unlock nipple and depress the pedal and when all the air bubbles are out lock off the nipple, if there is lots once the driver has depressed the pedal all the way down hold it down until you've locked off the nipple then repeat process until you just get clean fluid (no bubbles) and you may have to keep topping up resovoir in between.

Sometimes you just have to wonder what goes through peoples minds

Photoshop....front wheel hitting arch looks a giveaway.

Put tape round it

I thought it was a bat that had been electrocuted!

I twould of been flat and under my size 10's in a milli second if I saw something like that crawling around the garden.

Take the sump pan off (if accessable)and you'll see it.

I counted 3

Watch your lips when you roll it back in

Should be in Gold! and give a price the customer paid, would be nice to know how much per job.

Awesome work as usual, who in their right mind painted the hubs Red, Ferrari or the owner? Black is much better

Yup great pic, he's got nothing on you

It is a toy!.......just a very expensive boys toy

Figured it out from the 2nd pic.......cool

Off rd or for show only...."In some very modern vehicles, this can trigger either a bulb failure message on the dashboard, or cause these LED bulbs to flash intermittently or not work at all".

Christian, what paint do you use on the calipers? Do you paint in situ or remove them?

Agreed, looks far too much like an old style Ducati anyway.

We have them where i work on an Ind est and you wouldn't believe how many people hit them including lorry drivers.

144hrs to polish a car that's ridiculous!!

If the jacking points are not on the sill then i wouldn't use them for lifting the car, but that's just me.