Triumph Spitfire - How to Change the Front Brake Discs & Pads

[@markwhitmore5004]

Brilliant! Gave me the confidence to do the job backed up by Rimmers brilliant customer service! Thank you

[@RimmerBrosTV]

Glad you found our video useful and brilliant to hear you managed to tackle the job yourself Mark! :)

[@shanecrawford6023]

Dry informative, looking forward to giving it a try myself🇨🇦

[@robertmarsala5438]

Excellent!

[@johnrdila]

Hi Hans! I watched the front brake video and it was very helpful. I am in the middle of working on the front brakes of my 1965 Mll. One thing you did not mention was the brake dust shield. One of mine is particularly in bad shape and I was thinking of pulling it off and replacing it. I'm a little unsure what I have to remove in order to get it off. I have not had much luck with my Hayes manual or finding other videos on this topic. Any advice or recommendations about how to remove the dust shield? Many thanks! John

[@neilthorpe3914]

I get the feeling you don't like using air tools unless its necessary, another great video on how to do it right ,thanks .

[@darrentriumph6319]

Great video Hans👍

[@RimmerBrosTV]

We are glad you enjoyed it Darren!

[@jordanjaram180]

Beautiful video. I'm using this as a reference to over haul my mkiv brake set up. Just need to find a video on the rear drum breaks cause mine are a bit dodgy