Brembo's are done.
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Burning Brakes
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Brembo's are done.
Hey I need to replace my brembo brakes, I'm getting this burnt odor, and they squeek when I brake. Anyone know the cheapest place to get them at? I bought drilled rotors but Im going to install them when I find the brembo calipers. I have an 06 Acura tl 6MT. thank for anyhelp
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so what you're looking for is a pad for the two front brakes.
you have lots of options here, and there have been plenty a thread explaining those choices.
swing by your local autozone and pick up the cmax's.
or you can go online to a vendor on here.
excelerate and heeltoe come to mind.
you're going to have to research on your own to find the cheapest price.
you have lots of options here, and there have been plenty a thread explaining those choices.
swing by your local autozone and pick up the cmax's.
or you can go online to a vendor on here.
excelerate and heeltoe come to mind.
you're going to have to research on your own to find the cheapest price.
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Burning Brakes
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so what you're looking for is a pad for the two front brakes.
you have lots of options here, and there have been plenty a thread explaining those choices.
swing by your local autozone and pick up the cmax's.
or you can go online to a vendor on here.
excelerate and heeltoe come to mind.
you're going to have to research on your own to find the cheapest price.
you have lots of options here, and there have been plenty a thread explaining those choices.
swing by your local autozone and pick up the cmax's.
or you can go online to a vendor on here.
excelerate and heeltoe come to mind.
you're going to have to research on your own to find the cheapest price.
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Burning Brakes
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Okay thank you so much. I did not know that. I was going to buy the whole caliper. It's like $800 that's why I was asking for the cheapest price. But dam Im saving myself a lot of money. Thanks again
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Not trying to knock you, as we are all ignorant to something or other. I was going to suggest that pad changing on the Brembo's is very easy, but if you weren't aware they could be changed, I would recommend you pay someone or get some help.
Cmax Gold from autozone...lifetime warranty on them INCLUDING wear, so every 20K miles just stop in and pick up a new set. They are ceramic and also dust a lot less than the stock pads.
Cmax Gold from autozone...lifetime warranty on them INCLUDING wear, so every 20K miles just stop in and pick up a new set. They are ceramic and also dust a lot less than the stock pads.
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This is what I installed on my '04 manual TL.
http://www.buybrakes.com/store/DA049D
Perhaps around 90% less dust than the OEM pads with excellent life. Do keep in mind that virtually any of the low-dusting pads are going to have a slight drop in braking efficiency when compared to the stock pads.
This.
If you don't know what you're doing with all of this, DON'T do it unless you learn what you need to know. Pay a shop you trust to do the work until you have learned what is involved. You do NOT want to trust your life to a brake job that was not performed correctly.
http://www.buybrakes.com/store/DA049D
Perhaps around 90% less dust than the OEM pads with excellent life. Do keep in mind that virtually any of the low-dusting pads are going to have a slight drop in braking efficiency when compared to the stock pads.
If you don't know what you're doing with all of this, DON'T do it unless you learn what you need to know. Pay a shop you trust to do the work until you have learned what is involved. You do NOT want to trust your life to a brake job that was not performed correctly.
Last edited by Steven Bell; 06-08-2011 at 09:14 PM. Reason: Merged Posts.
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Burning Brakes
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I was never planning on doing it myself lol. Thanks for all the help
Is that price for both pads? Or just one?
This is what I installed on my '04 manual TL.
http://www.buybrakes.com/store/DA049D
Perhaps around 90% less dust than the OEM pads with excellent life. Do keep in mind that virtually any of the low-dusting pads are going to have a slight drop in braking efficiency when compared to the stock pads.
http://www.buybrakes.com/store/DA049D
Perhaps around 90% less dust than the OEM pads with excellent life. Do keep in mind that virtually any of the low-dusting pads are going to have a slight drop in braking efficiency when compared to the stock pads.
Last edited by Steven Bell; 06-08-2011 at 09:15 PM. Reason: Merged Posts.
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Not trying to knock you, as we are all ignorant to something or other. I was going to suggest that pad changing on the Brembo's is very easy, but if you weren't aware they could be changed, I would recommend you pay someone or get some help.
Cmax Gold from autozone...lifetime warranty on them INCLUDING wear, so every 20K miles just stop in and pick up a new set. They are ceramic and also dust a lot less than the stock pads.
Cmax Gold from autozone...lifetime warranty on them INCLUDING wear, so every 20K miles just stop in and pick up a new set. They are ceramic and also dust a lot less than the stock pads.
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quote=**WhItE-aNgEl**;12989802]Hey I need to replace my brembo brakes, I'm getting this burnt odor, and they squeek when I brake. Anyone know the cheapest place to get them at? I bought drilled rotors but Im going to install them when I find the brembo calipers. I have an 06 Acura tl 6MT. thank for anyhelp[/quote]
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I got stoptech pads. They dust slightly less than the brembo replacement pads. And they bite 20-30% harder.
With these I had to do the break in procedure twice to get them to stop squeeking. But after that they have turned out to be really quiet pads with a hard bite.
OP- In case you didn't know. ALL new brake pads need to be broken in. It is done to distribute the pad material evenly on the rotor. This greatly improves the braking capability of your pads. The procedure is as follows...
Make sure your in an area where you don't really have to stop. Like in the country.
1)Accelerate to 40mph and slam on the brakes as hard as you can without locking them up until you get between 10-5mph. Without stopping repeat the accelaration to 40mph and braking to @ 10mph six or seven times back to back.
You will smell the brakes cooking. This is good. Also the brakes will become less and less effective each time you accelerate and slam on the brakes. This is normal. This is called brake fade. It happens when the brakes over heat. But overheating the brakes for the break in procedures is what you want to do. So it's ok.
After step #1 drive your car around for 10-15 minutes without using your brakes too much or not at all. Just cruise around. To cool of the brakes. After this do step #2.
2)Accelerate to 65mph and slam on your brakes until you get to 10mph. Repeat 6 times. Then go home.
Your brakes will be smoking and smelling like burnt metal when you get home. That's ok. By this point your pad material should be evenly distributed on the rotor and your brakes won't squeek any more and you'll get the best results from them.
You can see why I said to do this out in the country. All that starting and stopping will only piss off other drivers. And you need to be able to cruise around.
With these I had to do the break in procedure twice to get them to stop squeeking. But after that they have turned out to be really quiet pads with a hard bite.
OP- In case you didn't know. ALL new brake pads need to be broken in. It is done to distribute the pad material evenly on the rotor. This greatly improves the braking capability of your pads. The procedure is as follows...
Make sure your in an area where you don't really have to stop. Like in the country.
1)Accelerate to 40mph and slam on the brakes as hard as you can without locking them up until you get between 10-5mph. Without stopping repeat the accelaration to 40mph and braking to @ 10mph six or seven times back to back.
You will smell the brakes cooking. This is good. Also the brakes will become less and less effective each time you accelerate and slam on the brakes. This is normal. This is called brake fade. It happens when the brakes over heat. But overheating the brakes for the break in procedures is what you want to do. So it's ok.
After step #1 drive your car around for 10-15 minutes without using your brakes too much or not at all. Just cruise around. To cool of the brakes. After this do step #2.
2)Accelerate to 65mph and slam on your brakes until you get to 10mph. Repeat 6 times. Then go home.
Your brakes will be smoking and smelling like burnt metal when you get home. That's ok. By this point your pad material should be evenly distributed on the rotor and your brakes won't squeek any more and you'll get the best results from them.
You can see why I said to do this out in the country. All that starting and stopping will only piss off other drivers. And you need to be able to cruise around.
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I got the same pads and they definitely grab hard! They dust way less than the oem brembo blanks but I'm not willing to pay $150+ for the brembos!! Excellerate sells the stoptechs for $75 so they are worth a try.
And heres a link on how to bed in the brakes.
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm
I got the same pads and they definitely grab hard! They dust way less than the oem brembo blanks but I'm not willing to pay $150+ for the brembos!! Excellerate sells the stoptechs for $75 so they are worth a try.
And heres a link on how to bed in the brakes.
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm
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I got the same pads and they definitely grab hard! They dust way less than the oem brembo blanks but I'm not willing to pay $150+ for the brembos!! Excellerate sells the stoptechs for $75 so they are worth a try.
And heres a link on how to bed in the brakes.
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm
I got the same pads and they definitely grab hard! They dust way less than the oem brembo blanks but I'm not willing to pay $150+ for the brembos!! Excellerate sells the stoptechs for $75 so they are worth a try.
And heres a link on how to bed in the brakes.
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm
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