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Old 03-24-2006, 01:39 PM
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brake pad/rotor combo

What is a good, inexpensive combo for new brake pads and rotors...i'm willing to go ceramic on the pads if they're good.
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Re: brake pad/rotor combo

I posted almost the same thing a couple of weeks ago. What I got back was to use the best ceramic pads(Bendex, Raybestos, or Wagner) and any cheap rotors, or slotted rotors if you want. I'm getting the parts next week.
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Re: brake pad/rotor combo

Magnum3456 posted this same question last week, too.

Use your other thread don't start a new one for the same question. Several people replied to your original thread.
 
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