brake pads?
08-10-2001, 01:06 PM
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Check the sticky above about maintence items for different pads and part numbers, as for a recommendation, I currently use Hawk pads, but have had the same results with nissan pads.
Originally posted by whhmax
It's time to change my pads, does anyone recommend any type over the basic stock ones?
It's time to change my pads, does anyone recommend any type over the basic stock ones?
08-11-2001, 02:36 PM
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pads
Originally posted by QikEnuf
Check the sticky above about maintence items for different pads and part numbers, as for a recommendation, I currently use Hawk pads, but have had the same results with nissan pads.
Check the sticky above about maintence items for different pads and part numbers, as for a recommendation, I currently use Hawk pads, but have had the same results with nissan pads.
08-12-2001, 07:27 AM
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I think I remember Daniel B Martin saying something about Raybestos won't leave too much dust..but I don't remember.
Originally posted by 24KP-I-M-P
what type of brakes wont get my wheels dirty they leave behind black dirt after a week or so
what type of brakes wont get my wheels dirty they leave behind black dirt after a week or so
08-12-2001, 07:52 AM
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I use Carbon Metallics from AutoZone....
They rock!
They stop on a dime, and leaves very little dust.
I haven't washed my car in a month (It's been nothing but monsoons in NE FL), and the front wheels look cleaner than my back wheels (I use Raybestos in the back).
For $27, they can't be beat.
They rock!
They stop on a dime, and leaves very little dust.
I haven't washed my car in a month (It's been nothing but monsoons in NE FL), and the front wheels look cleaner than my back wheels (I use Raybestos in the back).
For $27, they can't be beat.
08-12-2001, 08:11 AM
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Originally posted by QikEnuf
I think I remember Daniel B Martin saying something about Raybestos won't leave too much dust..but I don't remember.
I think I remember Daniel B Martin saying something about Raybestos won't leave too much dust..but I don't remember.
08-12-2001, 01:33 PM
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I stand corrected, thanks for clarification
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
In threads dealing with disk brake squeal I said that I've had good results with brand-name aftermarket parts such as Raybestos. I can't comment on dust. I've never owned a vehicle with alloy wheels so brake dust has not been a problem.
In threads dealing with disk brake squeal I said that I've had good results with brand-name aftermarket parts such as Raybestos. I can't comment on dust. I've never owned a vehicle with alloy wheels so brake dust has not been a problem.
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