brakes...brakes...brakes...
#1
MY BRAKES SUCK.... ok i'll blaim it partly on my driving but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months... tried semi-metallic, ceramic, all that doesnt help to much ... i dont know to many brake companies , i wanted to do research, so throw some names at me please...or if you have any ideas for upgrade: ATLEAST 2piston caliper, crossdrilled/vented rotor, will fit under 17" rims....
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
#2
Originally posted by loudmaxima
MY BRAKES SUCK.... ok i'll blaim it partly on my driving but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months... tried semi-metallic, ceramic, all that doesnt help to much ... i dont know to many brake companies , i wanted to do research, so throw some names at me please...or if you have any ideas for upgrade: ATLEAST 2piston caliper, crossdrilled/vented rotor, will fit under 17" rims....
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
MY BRAKES SUCK.... ok i'll blaim it partly on my driving but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months... tried semi-metallic, ceramic, all that doesnt help to much ... i dont know to many brake companies , i wanted to do research, so throw some names at me please...or if you have any ideas for upgrade: ATLEAST 2piston caliper, crossdrilled/vented rotor, will fit under 17" rims....
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
In general, hard pads last a long time but they wears the rotors faster than soft pads. (Hard and Soft are relative terms, referring to the hardness of the friction material.)
I prefer soft pads. Soft pads wear out faster than hard pads. Soft pads are less expensive than hard pads. Pads of any hardness are less expensive than rotors and easier to replace.
I've had good results with name-brand brake parts such as Raybestos. YMMV.
#3
Originally posted by loudmaxima
MY BRAKES SUCK.... ok i'll blaim it partly on my driving but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months... tried semi-metallic, ceramic, all that doesnt help to much ... i dont know to many brake companies , i wanted to do research, so throw some names at me please...or if you have any ideas for upgrade: ATLEAST 2piston caliper, crossdrilled/vented rotor, will fit under 17" rims....
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
MY BRAKES SUCK.... ok i'll blaim it partly on my driving but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months... tried semi-metallic, ceramic, all that doesnt help to much ... i dont know to many brake companies , i wanted to do research, so throw some names at me please...or if you have any ideas for upgrade: ATLEAST 2piston caliper, crossdrilled/vented rotor, will fit under 17" rims....
also... YES i know stillens probably the best way t ogo but give me more options please..please please =)
In general, hard pads last a long time but they wears the rotors faster than soft pads. (Hard and Soft are relative terms, referring to the hardness of the friction material.)
I prefer soft pads. Soft pads wear out faster than hard pads. Soft pads are less expensive than hard pads. Pads of any hardness are less expensive than rotors and easier to replace.
I've had good results with name-brand brake parts such as Raybestos. YMMV.
#4
Originally posted by loudmaxima
...but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months...
...but they dont last for more then 25k-30k miles....which is basically every 2 or 3 months...
I installed Porterfield pads a little over a month ago with stock sized, plain rotors. This combo works great. I don't know how long the pads will last, but stopping distance is greatly reduced.
If you want a big break upgrade but don't want to pay $tillen's price, check out fastbrakes.com
http://www.fastbrakes.com/pages/kits/maxima.htm
Found this in the group deal forum:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=52323
Good luck!