Akebono brake pads, opinions?
04-29-2006, 02:35 PM
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Suzuka Master
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Akebono brake pads, opinions?
Its been a year since I had Akebano front pads and Brembo blanks installed. So far its pretty good. I do mostly city driving.
I am going to install Akebono rear pads as well. Seems to be a good replacement for OEM pads if you are not crazzy about perfomance and etc.
I am going to install Akebono rear pads as well. Seems to be a good replacement for OEM pads if you are not crazzy about perfomance and etc.
04-29-2006, 04:41 PM
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'08 MX5 GT 6spd.
Originally Posted by russianDude
Its been a year since I had Akebano front pads and Brembo blanks installed. So far its pretty good. I do mostly city driving.
I am going to install Akebono rear pads as well. Seems to be a good replacement for OEM pads if you are not crazzy about perfomance and etc.
I am going to install Akebono rear pads as well. Seems to be a good replacement for OEM pads if you are not crazzy about perfomance and etc.
04-29-2006, 05:26 PM
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I just put Akebono ProACT pads on the front when I put on slotted/driller rotors. I like the bite they have and they are definitely much better than OEM. I plan on doing the rear soon also...
They have my approval!
They have my approval!
04-30-2006, 10:15 AM
#4
Suzuka Master
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Akebono supposed to be rotor friendly and reduce warping. They are not cheap pads, they cost about the same as stock, but I think Akebono gives you a better value for your buk (compared to stock OEM pads).
05-01-2006, 06:57 AM
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Suzuka Master
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Originally Posted by skgarach
Do any of the chain auto parts stores carry akebono? i'm looking do my brakes very soon.
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