Front brake options
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Vehicle: 2003/Hyundai/Accent
So I slammed on my braked in the accent (2003) to avoid a deer and i blew a pad out and destroyed my rotor 
Has anyone tried EBC rotors and pads?
And whats a good rotor/pad combo to go with?
thanks

Has anyone tried EBC rotors and pads?
And whats a good rotor/pad combo to go with?
thanks
I have EBC slotted and cross drilled rotors with green stuff pads. They make noise. All the time. I hate it. On the plus side they work really well.
IMO - I would go with OEM rotors and a good set of pads. Maybe some other members can recommend a good set of pads.
IMO - I would go with OEM rotors and a good set of pads. Maybe some other members can recommend a good set of pads.
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Oddly I bought a set off eBay. Buy OEM spec pads for $20 and have been happy for years. EBC pads are good also I believe they are called metal masters? But they have shown to be very good.
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My OEM pads and rotors far exceed my tires.
This, this, a thousand times this. When was the last time that anyone here found that their brakes couldn't lock up the tires/trigger the ABS? Plus the OEM-spec items have great service life and low noise, dust, and cost. Get the standard stuff please.
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Yes nothing like having the front tires locked and barely slowing down. I bought the same tire as OEM but in a bigger size. Should have gone to a more performance oriented tire I guess instead of the long wear.
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Found them: http://www.brakewarehouse.com/axxis2.asp
OEM rotors with a set of these would be your best bet if anything.
OEM rotors with a set of these would be your best bet if anything.


