Brake Pad reccomendation
Brake Pad reccomendation
My Rear drivers side brake is squeeking and a year ago the pad was close to the end of its life. I plan on keeping stock rotors, anyone have suggestions for pads?
I've had great luck with Wagner Thermoquiet ceramic pads. Long lasting, very clean (almost no dust) and reasonably priced ($26 shipped, from Amazon). The part number is QC537 (you should double check though). The fronts are $33 shipped, the number is QC787. Rotors are pretty cheap too, you may want to re-consider sticking with the originals.
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id run stop tech performance pads all around.. not only is it a fair price but its really great stopping power. DOWN fall is..; it emits a lot of dust
http://store.excelerateperformance.c...e/g-61616.aspx
http://store.excelerateperformance.c...e/g-61616.aspx
stock pad for rear for the lose .. stock pad is too soft and small. the way our brake system was designed .. the rear goes out about 30k miles with regular usage.
i'd go with Racingbrake ET500 all around. I have 110k mi on my car .. had the ET500 since around 60k. the rear is still VERY meaty.
read this .. https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...1#post13966039
i'd go with Racingbrake ET500 all around. I have 110k mi on my car .. had the ET500 since around 60k. the rear is still VERY meaty.
read this .. https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...1#post13966039
Depending what you are looking for. If you want aggressive and performance, then go Project mu, Endless, or Hawks HP+.
If something to just replace, EBC, Hawk (the basic line), akibono will be good.
If something to just replace, EBC, Hawk (the basic line), akibono will be good.
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