Need Your Advice On Brake Pads
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Vehicle: tiburon 1998
Hy guys!
I have a set of slotted and drilled discs on my car. I bought it through a group buy on RD a while back. Can't even remember from who...
When I bought them, I got a set of brake pads in the deal.
I love them. Dust free, and held for a LONG time....
I feel that I'll need to replace them in the near future, so I need your recommandation on brake pads.
I need them Dust free, Perform good, and be resonably priced.
If you remember who did that group buy (Rotor- something..) maybe I'll buy some from them again,
Or share your your thought on your favourite pads, and where to buy.
Thanks!! Sasha.
I have a set of slotted and drilled discs on my car. I bought it through a group buy on RD a while back. Can't even remember from who...
When I bought them, I got a set of brake pads in the deal.
I love them. Dust free, and held for a LONG time....
I feel that I'll need to replace them in the near future, so I need your recommandation on brake pads.
I need them Dust free, Perform good, and be resonably priced.
If you remember who did that group buy (Rotor- something..) maybe I'll buy some from them again,
Or share your your thought on your favourite pads, and where to buy.
Thanks!! Sasha.
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They might have been Rotorpros. I got mine from them, and the pads they came with were Centric Posi-Quiet, not sure if semi-metallic or ceramic though.
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You can still turn drilled and slotted rotors. You should look at turning them. A set of rotors should last around 50-100,000 miles.
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I think he means the pads not the rotors need replaced.
There is a performance show on Spike TV on the weekends, Power Block TV. They use these pads that are green, and are suppose to be really good.
http://www.ebcbrakes.com/Automotive.html
Each color has a different application.
There is a performance show on Spike TV on the weekends, Power Block TV. They use these pads that are green, and are suppose to be really good.
http://www.ebcbrakes.com/Automotive.html
Each color has a different application.
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Vehicle: 1998/Hyundai/Tiburon FX
^^^Haven't you had drilled rotors on your tiburon for years with no problem?
I highly recommend hawk hps pads, a bit pricy, but dusting isn't too bad and the pads perform great when it comes to good bite and fade resistance. They appear to be lasting a very long time as well for how hard I use the brakes.
You can get them from summitracing.com
I highly recommend hawk hps pads, a bit pricy, but dusting isn't too bad and the pads perform great when it comes to good bite and fade resistance. They appear to be lasting a very long time as well for how hard I use the brakes.
You can get them from summitracing.com