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07-28-2005, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by INVISIBLEZ
Bill, can you give us a break with the, "who has the best vibrator", threads..... 
07-28-2005, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by WildBills WS6/SS
isnt this site for asking questions?
theres plenty of info on brake pads in the handling and braking section, just use the search button and see.
07-28-2005, 10:32 PM
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I just put these on last week. http://www.federal-mogul.com/cda/con...6_7293,00.html I purchased them from Hi-Lo O'Reilly for $51.99 a pair. Their supposed to be really good on brakedust and noise. I haven't really had them long enough to give a good personal review but the brake shop guys and the Hi-Lo guys raved about them. They seem to stop pretty well.
07-28-2005, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by WildBills WS6/SS
wanna fight? 
Feeling lucky tonight???? My number is the second one listed for Icon in my sig. Also I am there working everyday.....
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Originally Posted by viper1
I just put these on last week. http://www.federal-mogul.com/cda/con...6_7293,00.html I purchased them from Hi-Lo O'Reilly for $51.99 a pair. Their supposed to be really good on brakedust and noise. I haven't really had them long enough to give a good personal review but the brake shop guys and the Hi-Lo guys raved about them. They seem to stop pretty well.
07-28-2005, 11:06 PM
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i also got the lifetime warranty pads from AZ.... after bout a month of going to the meets and doing some 
when i push on the brakes my car shakes my teeth out..... If you wanna ride i'll give ya one and yes they leave lOTS of break dust on the front wheels.....
when i push on the brakes my car shakes my teeth out..... If you wanna ride i'll give ya one and yes they leave lOTS of break dust on the front wheels.....
07-29-2005, 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK #07
i also got the lifetime warranty pads from AZ.... after bout a month of going to the meets and doing some when i push on the brakes my car shakes my teeth out..... If you wanna ride i'll give ya one and yes they leave lOTS of break dust on the front wheels.....
when i push on the brakes my car shakes my teeth out..... If you wanna ride i'll give ya one and yes they leave lOTS of break dust on the front wheels.....thats because of the heat that warps the rotors....damn didnt i just cut them not to long ago. DRIVE THE POSTED LIMIT SON!
who wants to see WILLBILL vs THE INVISIBLER??
07-29-2005, 10:41 AM
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Some people have good luck with different pads than others. I had the terrible warped rotors when the car was new. Dealer warrantied the rotors at 15K, but they were warped again by 25K. Went to Pepboys and had Raybestos rotors and their "premium" pads. Well, warped again at 45K. Went to Autozone and bought the lifetime warranty rotors and pads and I've had no problems at all. No warpage, not a lot of break (just kidding!!) brake dust. My car has 86K on it now. The only problem I had with the Autozone stuff was the rear rotors are bare metal on the cap and it rusted up pretty quick. I'd paint the exposed part before installing. I'm just too lazy to go back and sand off the rust and paint now that they're on! But, some people hate Autozone. Some people have had success. I'm pretty surprised they've lasted as long without problems. Just my two cents.
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