$1200 for pads and hardware? lol
Yeah OEM Brembo pads are expensive.
I also got quoted on the entire front brake job including replacing pads and rotors and labor for $1200 as well.
Labor was $220 and the rest were parts cost. Ain't nothing of Brembo are cheap!
I also got quoted on the entire front brake job including replacing pads and rotors and labor for $1200 as well.
Labor was $220 and the rest were parts cost. Ain't nothing of Brembo are cheap!
I was jus at the dealership today getting service done and they said I needed a brake job, they quoted me 1,200 also for the work, I said forget that I can do it myself,
Lancershop.com got the OEM pads for 218 set, can anyone else beat that price??
Lancershop.com got the OEM pads for 218 set, can anyone else beat that price??
I'm going with Project MU NS pads.... I say F- the OEM's. Considering my car is merely a daily driver and not a weekend warrior- I need nothing more then to stop lol.
Originally Posted by darksider
I was jus at the dealership today getting service done and they said I needed a brake job, they quoted me 1,200 also for the work, I said forget that I can do it myself,
Lancershop.com got the OEM pads for 218 set, can anyone else beat that price??
Lancershop.com got the OEM pads for 218 set, can anyone else beat that price??
but I still went with the project MU rear pads that I just install today.
Front I resurface the rotors and bought some of Doug's EBC green stuff pads.
So far they work great, although the front are still sueaking a little but thats because I didn't bed them in properly.
This is such an easy job! I haven't worked on a car in 20 years and i changed all four with Hawk pads for less than $200. Follow the How To/Installations guide for changing pads and they can be done in less than 2 hours.
Unbelievable!!!
Unbelievable!!!
Gruppe-S had the pads I was going to get on backorder so I just bought a slightly used pair from a friend, had brakemasters turn the rotors at 10$ a pop, and we did the installation in a total of 3 hours (included driving to brake masters- dropping off the rotors- and then coming back to pick them up). I spent a total of $70...
$1100 - $70 = $1030 in savings lol
$1100 - $70 = $1030 in savings lol




