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Looking into purchasing new brake pads. What do you recommend? What will give me the most bang for the buck, a little extra stopping power, LESS dust, and long life?
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Definitely go ceramic. Much longer life, NO DUST. I got Raybestos ceramics from PartsAmerica.Com, but I've heard the Napa are good - just be sure you get the all cermaic, not a blend - NAPA has both.
Shouldn't need rears - they last twice as long, and I didn't find ceramic rears when I got mine a while ago.
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NAPA pads are made by Raybestos...
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WD1V
Just found these on E-bay. I've never heard of Lomandi, but they are supposedly made of kevlar and are high performance. Any thoughts?
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I was told that cermanic pads can damage the stock rotors? true or false? Gary
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