Brake pads....What kind should I get?
Yep, I will be replacing my brake pads soon. What are some good ones. More importantly what would you recommend. I'm not positive, but I might be getting slotted rotors at the same time as well, or I may just get mine resurfaced. But my pads are definitely getting worn down.
Hawk and EB Greenstuff pads both offer nice options for the 5-lug Neons. Check to make sure they fit 2nd gens though...
Porsche racing team removes their stock cross-drilled and slotted rotors in favor or regular flat rotors, if that means anything...
Best of luck!
Porsche racing team removes their stock cross-drilled and slotted rotors in favor or regular flat rotors, if that means anything...
Best of luck!
Well my rotors aren't too bad...I'll probably just have them resurfaced. My brake pads are wearing down though...so I'll have to replace them soon. Any other good brake pads anyone has had experience with?
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Hawk and EB Greenstuff pads both offer nice options for the 5-lug Neons. Check to make sure they fit 2nd gens though...
Porsche racing team removes their stock cross-drilled and slotted rotors in favor or regular flat rotors, if that means anything...
Best of luck!
Hawk and EB Greenstuff pads both offer nice options for the 5-lug Neons. Check to make sure they fit 2nd gens though...
Porsche racing team removes their stock cross-drilled and slotted rotors in favor or regular flat rotors, if that means anything...
Best of luck!
i had drilled/slotted rotors with ebc green stuff pads and the rotors did crack at the drilled holes. i now have ebc green stuff again, only on brembo rotors (non drilled or slotted) and i think they work better than the drilled/slotted. these ebc greeies have some bite!
you can go to http://www.tirerack.com and plug in your info for brake components . they give you options as far as companies go and from there read up on the companies too.
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no problem, thats where i got my pads from, but tires..........
http://www.tires.com has better prices
http://www.tires.com has better prices


