Cheap Brake Parts?
This is for my Fiancee's 1998 Celica GT Convertable.
Can anyone reccomend a cheap place to get new rotors and pads?
Best I've found so far is $53.19 per rotor front (brembo) and $39.39 Per rotor rear.
Pads run $48.68 front and $40.08 rear
Can anyone reccomend a cheap place to get new rotors and pads?
Best I've found so far is $53.19 per rotor front (brembo) and $39.39 Per rotor rear.
Pads run $48.68 front and $40.08 rear
Dude, that sounds pretty cheap to me! Especially for Brembos (I'm assuming that's just the plain old regular rotor?) In my opinion you gotta stick with a name brand cause you don't always get what you pay for when it comes to brakes.
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I got the cheapest brake pads at Advance auto zone or autozone called wearever. I put Wearever gold on the front and wearever silver on the back... they have excellent stopping power and excellent life. the rear cost me $15.00 and the front clost me $25.00. I still have them now and couldn't be happier... well except for the fact that every 2 weeks i need to wash off all that brake dust.
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I dunno...that's why I'm asking! duh.gif drillsergeant.gif
well, that is about the cheapest you can get besides going to a junkyard and ripping them off a celica.. this is pretty good...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Toyota-Celi...043150507QQrdZ1
you can probably go a little bit cheaper on pads from advance auto or something. maybe ebay.
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