Brake Pad HELP ASAP PLEASE

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Dec 13, 2007 | 01:07 PM

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JspecEfini

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From: chicago

i was thinking about buying cheap autozone pads but was unsure. bought the axxis instead. price wasnt too bad.

Dec 13, 2007 | 01:11 PM

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Thegame

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Originally Posted by tnhockey

yea well i found out today i need new brakes

the drums on the back are cutting into the rotors. soo anyone have any suggestions? i was thinking stoptechs or just getting another set of the stock brembos.

You don't have drums... Anyhow, Hawk HPS pads are great for the money. They do not squeal if installed correctly.

Dec 13, 2007 | 01:12 PM

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Jeff_Jeske

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Originally Posted by heavens turbo

raybestos rear pads from kragen, $30 bucks. i yank the e-brake all the time and still no squeak. love them cheap pads. racing pads are for the track. too difficult to live with in normal circumstances. good luck. oh, and yes, wrong pads.

^^^ You do know that the ebrake doesn't use those pads right? Also ebrake maneuvers kill the xfer case.

The autozone pads are just fine for street duty but even the stockers aren't good enough for track duty.

Unless you don't mind cleaning your rims all the time I suggest you get some good ceramic pads. They are cheap, clean, and quiet.

Last edited by Jeff_Jeske; Dec 13, 2007 at 01:14 PM.