I look to buy a brembo brakes kit that includes 4 rotors and all pads for my 2003 TL A-Spec (2-25548 Brembo, 2-25835 Brembo,1-43022-SCV-A00 Brembo, 1-45022-SEA-J11 Brembo) i dont knw that brand and i want to know if the pads are durable for a long period.

THX !!!

 

Not sure what youre asking here.. What pads to get or? Brembo is a brake company and usually on higher end cars.

Look into the rl brake conversion. Basically brembo brakes lol

 

srry for my english lollll i look to buy the brembo disc and the brembo pad on my oem caliper !!! im not looking for a conversion. i just want to know if its good brake

 

^you cant do that!

you have to match up the disc and pads to your specific caliper.

 

^the kit is for my oem caliper

 

Don't go with brembo pads.. they are not worth the fancy Price tag..
Go with CARQUEST for that matter the "CARQUEST Blue" "blue" is the Premium Pad the carquest blacks are the normal asbestos crap.

Brembo Blanks just in the Fronts the rears do so little braking its not worth it unless you want looks which the Brembo don have.

 

Go to one of our vendors like Heeltoe, Excelerate, or Adams Rotors and get a High Quality rotor and pads from them.

 

just wondering how, if you dont have brembo calipers?

i'm pretty sure, brembo doesnt sell pads to non-brembo calipers.

 

I think that this is the kit that the OP is probably referring to:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-Brem...-/251295352141

The one thing that stands out to me is that the rotor hats and edges don't have any coating on them, so they will end up rusting pretty quickly and look like crap through the wheels. Painting those areas with high temp paint may do the trick, but I don't know how that will hold up over time.

 

If you're looking for a high quality brake package for your OE calipers I would recommend looking at our brake package we offer.

http://hoa.excelerateperformance.com...i-1805404.aspx