Brake Pad Recommendations?
#1
Brake Pad Recommendations?
Was going to go get some OEM Brake Pads but I figure I could get some aftermarket for around the same price. Anything anyone would like to recommend? I'm at 30k or thereabouts, going to check the brakes later today to see if I need new pads.
#3
Yeah just checked, problem is I'm not getting any braking feel all the way through the pedal until the end and then it bites a lot there. Wondering what could be the issue. Might need a fluid flush but I am not sure.
#8
I'd recommend Porterfield R4-S pads (wouldn't mess with the rear shoes honestly) Here's my write-up and review:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...ads-shoes.html
Been 6 months to the day and this is by far my favortie mod. Braking capability is much improved.
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...ads-shoes.html
Been 6 months to the day and this is by far my favortie mod. Braking capability is much improved.
#9
Maybe it's the Hawk HPS that get noisy. I've heard they provide even more stopping power but are pretty dusty.
#11
i just ordered greenstuff pads, ebc slotted and dippled rotors, and goodrich ss lines. ill let yall know how they feel.
i was shoppin for rear shoes but not sure on what to buy or if they even need to be changed yet. im gonna do the pads and rotors myself. but the car is goin to the shop for the lines and a fluid flush.
so any recomendations on the rear shoes, or if i should even bother yet?
i have never changes drum brakes and am a bit clueless on how to do it myself.
i was shoppin for rear shoes but not sure on what to buy or if they even need to be changed yet. im gonna do the pads and rotors myself. but the car is goin to the shop for the lines and a fluid flush.
so any recomendations on the rear shoes, or if i should even bother yet?
i have never changes drum brakes and am a bit clueless on how to do it myself.
#12
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-track-dd.html
And for brake fluid I flush them every year & bleed the brakes twice a year. Usually do that during spring time before I go for lapping events. It's a good idea to flush your brake fluid annually, especially if u live in a warmer region. It's a good idea to adjust the rear brake drums once a year too.
#15
I would recommend the Ferodo DS2500 front pads:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-track-dd.html
And for brake fluid I flush them every year & bleed the brakes twice a year. Usually do that during spring time before I go for lapping events. It's a good idea to flush your brake fluid annually, especially if u live in a warmer region. It's a good idea to adjust the rear brake drums once a year too.
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-track-dd.html
And for brake fluid I flush them every year & bleed the brakes twice a year. Usually do that during spring time before I go for lapping events. It's a good idea to flush your brake fluid annually, especially if u live in a warmer region. It's a good idea to adjust the rear brake drums once a year too.
Rear drums don't need adjustment with regular usage of the parking brake. Also flushing the fluid annually is a little over the top...
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