2009 Ralliart - Brake Guide
Aug 12, 2012, 09:14 AM
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you cant go by that mesurement alone as ours are the same hieght as the reg lancers. But have diff weight and hat size. I also think ours are 310 mm. I recommend goin to a performance shop to get them as not everyone on the internet has the correct listing. I got burnt tryin to order them online and was out 200 bucks...ship to me and then back. centric has the correct size but u have to call and make them verify the correct rotors otherwise they just send u the reg lancer ones.
Good luck
Good luck
thanks ...my car is in europe right now...
can someone please post the dimensions for the rotors: diameter, hat size and height...I think it will be helpfull for a lot of people
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Last edited by ElSpa; Aug 12, 2012 at 09:59 AM.
Aug 12, 2012, 07:27 PM
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Yep those are right I'm a Manager at a autozone down here in Naples. These are the correct part numbers. I would get the dura last golds or top of the line cmaxs for our car. Autozone has rotors too with 2 year warranty but they are usually special order.
Sep 18, 2012, 04:33 PM
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If you go to autozone get these they fit I see that a lot of members say that autozone pads don't fit that's somewhat correct. When we look them up In the system the pads it list for the Ralliart are gts pads. You can get the golds (dg) basic pads (mkd) or top of the line ceramics (dgc) as long as its the part numbers above. Haha thought I'd help since I'm a manager here at autozone.
Oct 23, 2013, 11:33 AM
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If you go to autozone get these they fit I see that a lot of members say that autozone pads don't fit that's somewhat correct. When we look them up In the system the pads it list for the Ralliart are gts pads. You can get the golds (dg) basic pads (mkd) or top of the line ceramics (dgc) as long as its the part numbers above. Haha thought I'd help since I'm a manager here at autozone.
What's the part# for the ceramics front and rear??
I mean what part# should i tell them I want for those.
Oct 29, 2013, 08:34 AM
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Found these at NAPA for the fronts, love em so far!!
PBR brand, ULT ceramic series, # D845C, ATM line code.
Made in Australia and are classed as a higher bite / sport / light track pad....
Nothing really great for the rear pads yet...
Chris
PBR brand, ULT ceramic series, # D845C, ATM line code.
Made in Australia and are classed as a higher bite / sport / light track pad....
Nothing really great for the rear pads yet...
Chris
Dec 15, 2013, 03:19 PM
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If you go to autozone get these they fit I see that a lot of members say that autozone pads don't fit that's somewhat correct. When we look them up In the system the pads it list for the Ralliart are gts pads. You can get the golds (dg) basic pads (mkd) or top of the line ceramics (dgc) as long as its the part numbers above. Haha thought I'd help since I'm a manager here at autozone.
Is what you have pictured a set of fronts? Or one front and one rear? because the one on the right definitely looks like what I pulled off but the one on the left does not. The set I pulled of look pretty mirrored imagined of one another.
Dec 15, 2013, 05:11 PM
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i bought the advanced auto ceramic ones, they wear reallly quick. its been maybe month n half and my pad is nearly shot, i break heavier than a normal drive cause i do alot of spirited driving but brake pads just driving on the street should usually last a year not a month. my old set of Ebc reds last a good year and half with the same abuse.
Jan 9, 2014, 05:34 PM
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http://www.clubralliart.com/showthread.php?t=3952 get that into you GIjoe you snap your seatbelt with that setup
Jan 10, 2014, 03:46 AM
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parralegend ,
Yeah I would say so. What a deal. But I want a front and rear set. And like most cherries, I prefer Black or Red. Ha! Play on words. But Seriously thank you. I plan on doing an EVO Swap in 2 years so I will need the bite by then, so for now I upgraded my rotors and pads. Warranties.
Yeah I would say so. What a deal. But I want a front and rear set. And like most cherries, I prefer Black or Red. Ha! Play on words. But Seriously thank you. I plan on doing an EVO Swap in 2 years so I will need the bite by then, so for now I upgraded my rotors and pads. Warranties.
Jan 10, 2014, 08:13 AM
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What is the most heat-resistant (track friendly) and strongest biting rear pad available?
So far EBC Yellowstuff is the best I have found, but I would love to find something better.
So far EBC Yellowstuff is the best I have found, but I would love to find something better.
