Vi3t13oi0nfiya

I'm not sure which ones to buy. i Checked ebay for the stock TYPE S Brembos but im not finding a good deal,
any suggestings on which particular brake pads or maybe a better deal on the stocks

Rafiton

Search the forums, they are plenty of topics about that.

94eg!

I don't know what you consider a "good" deal, but OEM Pad set w/ shims (#7) are $152.63 at AcuraOEMparts.com...

http://www.acuraoemparts.com/delray/...All&vinsrch=no

stillhere153

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go to excelerateperformance.com

choose your vehicle... and get a set of ceramic pads

BradE

$150 is the cheapest you are going to get for the OEM pads.

princelybug

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DEFINITELY stick with OEM, unless you plan on changing your rotors as well.

94eg!

That makes no sense. It's no problem to change out pads provided you do a quick bedding in procedure.

How do you think people go wheel-to-wheel racing with their street cars for the last 50+ years.

- Get to the track, swap in race pads, do a quick bedding procedure, go racing.
- When your done, swap your stock pads back in, bed in, and go home...

Street pads cannot withstand race temps, and race pads don't have the cold/initial bite for street use.

Anyways, my point is you don't need new rotors if your switching pad material. Just bed and go...

ballerjai

^ he's right, but personally I'd stick to OEM just because I feel it's the best. You lose slightly a little stopping power going off with aftermarket ones, and to me those milliseconds even count.

saw1

I replaced my pads only at a local shop in Atlanta ('07 TL-S), I had them double check to make sure they were OEM brembo's. They charged me $159 but I had a $25 off coupon, total cost with tax was $141. My lease is up in a few months, but the brakes were starting to grind. The car stops as good as new now, we'll see what Acura thinks when I turn the car in (ie, not real confident they put brembo's back on).