NC Miata - Installing PowerStop Z26 Performance Pads And Rotors!

[@JCYoo]

Your video was crucial in helping me replacing my rotors and pads. Thanks for sharing

[@nghiadinh94]

I think Bosch makes some good products too. Something for someone who needs it

[@cre8tivegarage157]

Thanks for bringing us yet another vibe 🥂 enjoyed

[@unlikethis]

Nice video. Detailed!

[@fatdoggolovespizza]

Thanks for the vid. I put my caliper and new rotor on, but for some reason the rotor isnt seated well. It still moves around if I try to play with it a bit. Is that normal before I put the wheel back on? Thanks.

[@lifeofmike556]

Make sure the rotors are on the proper side. Right / Left. Make sure you clean the surface of any rust or grime otherwise it won't sit right like shown in the video. Make sure you torque the bolts down in a star pattern. And overall just double check your work. If the rotor is still has play it's most likely nothing bad. Take it for a long drive and use the brakes. Take the wheel off and see where you're at. As long as it stops and the car doesn't shake you're fine. The only thing actually holding on the rotor is the wheel itself and I believe the front has some screws in it. Other than that you'll be okay.

[@fatdoggolovespizza]

@@lifeofmike556 thank you!!

[@ChaseJunkie]

Great video Mike, Keep it up bro

[@lifeofmike556]

Thank you!

[@javihernandez7326]

Do you still recommend these rotots and pads, after 3 years of this video or is there anything better than these?

[@lifeofmike556]

I recommend them absolutely yes. They’re great

[@terminatorjuice3310]

Do I need to buy the calipers from power stop or can I use my oem calipers

[@lifeofmike556]

You can use your OEM calipers. As long as you buy the normal OEM spec rotors! If your car is over 80k miles consider changing the calipers too. Very easy to do as you can see in the video

[@gz617]

Did you remember to put some anti seize in your brain too