Do I need to order 1 box or 2 boxes of brake pads to do two front wheels?
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1 box
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Yeah, they are CT-3's. Don't know what the 3 stands for though.
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i think its like formula 3 or something....who knows...but they're excellent, also, i recommend their TitaniuMetallic pads, little cheaper, excellent wear, excellent performance, perfect across the board.
Bendix. 100% |
Originally Posted by wjcollier07
i think its like formula 3 or something....who knows...but they're excellent, also, i recommend their TitaniuMetallic pads, little cheaper, excellent wear, excellent performance, perfect across the board.
Bendix. 100% |
Ceramic only. I hate brake dust.
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Well, the rotors and QuietStop pads were put on yesterday. Got the Raybestos because that's what the wife found first from the list of possibilities (this was all my anniversary present). I am super impressed so far. Maybe it's because I was living with warped rotors for so long, but good brake feel makes a car feel so much higher quality when you have it. :lol:
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John...if you want to improve that say by ~25% flush your brake fluid. I was quite impressed by the firmness in the pedal etc when the flush was complete.
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Seconded (or thirded? Fourthed?) on the brakes.
Last Friday evening on the '98 LeSabre I installed Bendix rotors and Raybestos Quiet Stop pads (using liberal amounts of Permatex brake quiet and caliper lube), plus a Motive Products Power Bleeder flush (thanks to Ken, a.k.a. sp4149), and I am in absolute braking Nirvana. The stock rotor shakes are gone, stopping power is fantastic, no squeal...I love it. The standard semi-metallic pads would blacken the wheels something awful within a day, so after only two days I can already tell that dusting will be reduced with the ceramics. |
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