Time For New Brake Pads - Suggestions?

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11-09-2007

k.blakeley

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I got The EBC Greenstuff 7000 4x4 break pads. They work great and hardly dust compared to oem. They are pricey at around $95. Not bad if you do them your self though. I also bought some drilled rotors from stillen. They helped alot and have increased my bake pad life. Worth every penny to stop on a dime. Look great too by the way.

did you do all 4 or just the front? How much did the whole setup cost? Link please

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BTW, a little tip is to use anti seize on your slides and any contact points. I swear by it. I use it on lugs and spark plugs too..keeps squeaks away and keeps stuff easy to take off/on.

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Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I went ahead and ordered some of the Hawk High Performance Street Brake Pads.

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11-10-2007

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notice they dont list a price.

i got my PFCM's from a local wholesaler for 50 bucks.

trust me guys these are the best!

i wont even use the house brand at work and we use raybestos

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i got my PFCM's from a local wholesaler for 50 bucks.

trust me guys these are the best!

i wont even use the house brand at work and we use raybestos

Where can i get some??

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