[Soder99]

Not a big deal. Just did it this weekend on all 4 wheels. Fronts are easier. Just takes a clamp, needle-nose pliers and i think it's a 17 mm socket/ratchet. Don't forget a hammer/mallet to get the old rotor off. Shouldn't take more than 2 hours for the front 2. I did all 4 in 3.5 hours.

 

[Soder99]

Yup, floating rotors and nothing else to buy. I did pick up some blue brake grease just to make sure things were sliding nicely and to prevent chatter.

 

[Soder99]

I didn't undo the brake lines (therefore I didn't need to bleed them but did anyhow later). I just set the calipers on a large wood block about 9"-10" high. Worked great and didn't stress the lines. I did have to undo a small bracket from the "upper control arm" so the flexible line could "flex."