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    Sold MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3

    And final lowering to $2,800 - will let the ad run its course. Let me know if you are interested!
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    Sold MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3

    Lowering to $2,900.
  3. MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3

    Reply to question by 'jmarcos' on the classified ad 'MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3'

    I've had it for 19,000 miles, yet there's plenty of pad left (without the 6mm backing plate, 10.5mm worth of pad). While I'm keeping my M3P, I'm not going to track it anymore, so I went back to the stock brake setup to free-up some money.
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    Sold MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3

    This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3. Please add to the discussion here.
  5. MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3
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    For sale MPP Stoptech STR-60 Big Brake Kit (BBK) for Model 3

    Selling my STR-60 Big Brake Kit 368mm rotor version - specs are below: https://www.mountainpassperformance.com/product/mppr-str60-bbk-tesla-model-3/ New from MPP is now $4,075; selling mine at $3000 (net) + shipping, including Stoptech Sport brake pads (which are no longer included in the new...
    $2,800.00
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    • Aftermarket bbk mpp parts & accessories stoptech
    • Questions: 1
    • Category: Suspension & Brakes
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    Help: cannot retract one of the rear calipers piston (but the other did)

    Follow-up: I removed the EPB after setting the service mode, and while I still could not wind the piston in, I saw that the piston would expand when slowly twisting the screw on the EPB side. The piston would still not change position when trying to wind-it (or unwind it) from the normal/pad...
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    Sold 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18

    sold!
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    Sold 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18

    Now for real - last reduction: $1,450.
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    Help: cannot retract one of the rear calipers piston (but the other did)

    Thanks for the suggestions, I'll remove the EPB next weekend to see how it looks.
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    Help: cannot retract one of the rear calipers piston (but the other did)

    Thanks @gearchruncher regarding the service mode, it is really neat! Even with the EPB mode, I was not able to retract the piston - I could hear the electric motor doing its winding, but the piston looks crooked. Maybe it's the angle of the photo, but visually it didn't seem quite right...
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    Help: cannot retract one of the rear calipers piston (but the other did)

    This car has been tracked, so that really throws any regular mileage out of the window.
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    Help: cannot retract one of the rear calipers piston (but the other did)

    Model 3P 2019: I was able to retract the rear driver-side caliper piston and install new pads; but I cannot do the same on the passenger side (I'm confused and tired after trying for two hours). My procedure for both was: -Remove caliper from bracket -Set the towing service mode -Unplug the...
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    Sold 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18

    Final reduction to $1,500
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    Sold 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18

    Reducing price to $1,650
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    Sold 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18

    This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing 18x9.5" ET35 Apex EC-7 Model 3 Wheels on Yokohama A052 265/40R18. Please add to the discussion here.
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