Need new brakes
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Need new brakes
Has any one tries these brakes,(http://cgi.ebay.ca/Pontiac-Bonnevill...83536773501950) almost seems to good to be true.What are some good combinations to use,would you believe have 220,000 kms; on 2000 Bonn; SSEi and have only changed 1 front rotor and have to redo brakes now because I got a brake shudder and low brake fluid warning comes on periodically.
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I would very highly recommend either Bendix CT-3 pads or Akebono Pro-ACT Ultra Premiums. Both of those will provide exceptional performance and value, and you will find very many people here have picked up the Akebono pads and have been very happy with them. I have them on all 4 corners on both the Bonneville and the Regal.
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You might find something helpful in this thread....
https://www.gmforum.com/showthread.p...18#post1480618
https://www.gmforum.com/showthread.p...18#post1480618
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I just thought I'd update this thread, in case other members do a search for "brake rotors" like I did.
Based on recommendations here for R1 Concepts rotors, I went with them. Conventional type- no slots or drilling. So far I'm happy and giving them a thumbs up, although only time/miles will really tell. But just a visual inspection shows them to be much thicker and better made than the usual afterarket crap that warps so easily. The company itself was very easy to deal with as well, no issues.
Based on recommendations here for R1 Concepts rotors, I went with them. Conventional type- no slots or drilling. So far I'm happy and giving them a thumbs up, although only time/miles will really tell. But just a visual inspection shows them to be much thicker and better made than the usual afterarket crap that warps so easily. The company itself was very easy to deal with as well, no issues.
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