no. riser pads are hard plastic that are mainly designed to give you more pop. shock pads also give some pop, but not much. the big difference is that shock pads greatly reduce the amount of pressure cracks you'll see in the deck. if you need to make a deck last for awhile, shock pads are the way to go.
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NO! Brake Calipers are what compress your Brake Pads on to the rotor which turn simeultaniously with your wheels.
Need new rotors...pads in my case, same thing happened to me...
For me suction cups and pads are the same and I think those cups/pads are found in an octopus. The thing that sucks under the arms of the octopus. Answered by: cassey, brittney and kimberly
Voodoo 13: You can put 60mm wheels on any deck.. but you'll usually find these workhorses on 8"+ wide decks.. Any deck smaller and you may be looking at riser pads.
mine did the same thing and would not stop until i changed the brake lines also, then it stoped.
its the same as replacing the the pads on a 05 ford f100
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GM brake pads are a good way to go but they are really no different than any other brand of brake pad. They all do the same thing. I am sure you could get the safety rating from an auto parts store.
That is correct; position pads same on all adults regardless of AED machine.
Yes you can use two left pads on the same brake. You might want to reorder the brake pads so you get two left and two right but in the meantime you can use them.
the same equipment used in any hockey: helmet, gloves, shin pads, elbow pads, skates, stick, shoulder pads, and pants.