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there is nothing tikcry about changing rotors on your car. just make sure you open the bleeder valve when you colapse the caliper. (one at a time) don't let air into the system ! hold the pressure on the caliper and tighten the bleeder BEFOR you release the caliper. as for rotor prices .basically you get what you pay for ! use the middle of the road price and you useually can't go wrong. Why do you need to change the rotors? that usually means there is a nother problem!

OMG, that would be my worst fear. It's not an issue for us yet but I foresee Nik as being a "runner". He doesn't reospnd to the sound of the car horn right now, either.I'm sure you've got lots of resources to look into alarms and such. Is there any way you could lobby for a combination of a "Slow" sign (you know the one with the kids playing) AND some speed bumps in the road. My cousin, a cop, tells me those would both be good "traffic calming" measures. I'm sure you are already working on the whole street-safety thing with Joey.GOOD LUCK! Let us know what solutions you come up with...I'm sure we could all benefit from the knowledge.