ok so you guys always talk about how some brake pads are crap and dont buy them,,,

so what brakes are good ones that are still in a low price range,,, and ive heard its exspensive to get your brakes change.. is this true

 

Just Brakes does all 4 for $99.99.

I wouldn't use them, because changing brake pads is very easy. Buy Hawk brake pads and be very happy.

 

i just taught my ex-girlfriend how to do her brakes, she's a total cluts and has no idea how to work on cars and she did them in like 45mins.

 

Yeah changing the brake pads is a snap, and Id go with das and get the Hawk Pads.

 

ok thank you guys.. i searche around on the net and only found really cheap ones so i didnt know well thank you

 

http://www.topbrakes.com/order.cfm?p...FTOKEN=7145660

so does that look right im not sure about the differances in breaks but it says HPS and i looked them up and heres the stats so these are the ones???

http://www.hawkperformance.com/performance/hps.php

 

Mutually exclusive. You don't always get what you pay for, but you never get what you don't pay for.

Akebono is my preferred pad for passenger car applications.

Their average estimate is just over $700. Very seldom do they not recommend master cylinder, calipers and/or wheel cylinders. I've seen just such writeup's on vehicles that were still under the 3/36 mfr. warr. Often, these vehicles did not even need friction material, let alone hydraulic components. There is a reason Just Brakes will be around for a few years in a given area and then poof!