I didn't say it was the most talked about. I said they were a couple of the most talked about.

 

my bad zman
anyways the vibration only comes around when im braking, its always been there i just figured it was the abs but my friend rode with me the other day and he said it could be a warped rotor/ drum, and that the vibrations get just right and the whole ruck will start to rattle.

also when i installed my leveling kit, i had no rebound from my front shocks, that could also be causing the problem

 

Replace the shocks, rebalance the tires, and get your front rotors turned.

 

I never turn rotors, always buy new ones. They just warp faster the thinner they get. However, the rotors for my Cavalier are about $20 a piece. But if they're expensive, it's an easy way to save a few bucks.

 

I always turn rotors when I do brake jobs, if they are too thin, I replace them, however, I have been stung too many times by "new" rotors that were also warped.... so, i take a couple tenths off of new ones too..... Prevents comebacks...... I hate doing a job twice.

 

Yeah I already installed some new rims and tires since then with a little bit less back space, and the brake shudder has gone away a little.

 

Next check gonna get some new rotors, 3/4 calipers, new drums, 1-ton brake cylinder, springs and bushings for the rear and pads for the front, and s.s. brake lines.
Does anyone know what other brake upgrades I can do while I'm in there?

 

Get some GOOD quality pads. I REALLY like the carbon ceramic fellers on my 'bird, but, they were rather expensive, and must have really like the taste of rotor, as they would eat them up......

 

so should i get some good pads or some good rotors? ive heard its bad to have both.
ive been looking at ebc for the yellow stuff 6000 pads about $110, and dimpled and slotted rotors about $260 for a pair.

 

Fancy rotors won't really help your braking. Not on a street driven vehicle, save your pennies there. If your rotors NEED replacing, just get some stock replacements. Go for the good pads though.