Bad squeaking breaks so i need recommended aftermarket brake pads
Mar 9, 2015, 08:37 PM
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I'm not sure if you found some you like yet but I went with EBC Redstuff ceramic low dust brake pads and they're super quiet and work great with little wear. It was only around $210 total on Amazon.
May 9, 2015, 04:02 PM
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Squeeky brakes
Hey guys, I have pads and they squeak, squeak, squeak!! I bought the car 7k miles and it is so loud that it sounds like a city bus... when your next to a building its like a extremely loud whistle. I took it back to the dealer 3 times and the last time i took it there they took apart the brakes and cleaned it and said it looked like a rock got stuck between the pads and it damaged the passenger rotor slightly and they were not willing to pay for it. Anyway WTF ever (dealers are ****) the damn squeak came back today! I looked and their is no rocks.. im so fed up with this dumb *** evo X brakes.. seriously. My car sounds like crap. The guys at the dealer said its normal for evos to have squeaky brakes... well duh.. but not this bad.
So i was thinking i need to change the pads because maybe the guy before me threw some cheap *** hard pads in there? What pads should i get guys? Should i just change the pads where the squeaky noise is or should i just change all 4 wheels and call it a day?
I need advice because im about to ghost ride this *****!
So i was thinking i need to change the pads because maybe the guy before me threw some cheap *** hard pads in there? What pads should i get guys? Should i just change the pads where the squeaky noise is or should i just change all 4 wheels and call it a day?
I need advice because im about to ghost ride this *****!
May 18, 2015, 09:39 AM
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too lazy to read, but i'll just leave this here. Makes my track pads silent after a liberal application.
I also left a review where you can read my experience on this lube. 7th review down.
I also left a review where you can read my experience on this lube. 7th review down.
May 19, 2015, 02:51 PM
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I recently put on Wagner Thermoquiet brake pads because they were basically free and I just DD my car for now less than 10 miles per day. I had these on my 2g DSM for a long time with no issues. They cut down on the brake dust and are quiet on the Evo so far. Only thing that bothered me is that they offer fronts that are ceramic and the rears are semi metallic. I would say only slightly less bite than the stock pads @ 25k.
May 24, 2015, 05:41 PM
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Jan 12, 2017, 09:56 AM
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do you have the exact ones you went with and the site you got them from? Only need the front, back I went with hawk and they're good. But I got akebono cause they were cheap but honestly are the worst. Never had a ceramic brake pad give me so much noise and wear down so quick. Deff a do not buy(just had to throw that in on this post).
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Thanks for the mention! We do have the Hawk HPS Front + Rear Combo Deal and it's our absolute best seller in terms of brake pads. Some customers try to find cheaper pads, but in our experience it's definitely better going with Hawk HPS once and you're not going to have to worry about quality or durability.
If you have any questions or need any help, make sure to message us!
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Dan
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If you have any questions or need any help, make sure to message us!
Warm regards,
Dan
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