WTB Brakes...
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For stock replacements I went to AdvanceAuto (Autozone carries the same thing)
There was a 25 for a set option or a 50 for the ceramic uprade. I got he ceramics, just did the fronts. much more stopping power quieter front ans next to no dust on the fronts. I'm quite pleased. While you're at it get a good DOT 4 (Valvoine has a good product and its whats currently in my resivoir) brake fluid. (3 or 4 bucks for a bottle) Whole process with a spare set of compentent hands and the right tools it can eb done for less than 60-30 dollars and round abouts an hours worth of actual work.
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I've got stock pads in storage halfway across the country
For stock replacements I went to AdvanceAuto (Autozone carries the same thing)
There was a 25 for a set option or a 50 for the ceramic uprade. I got he ceramics, just did the fronts. much more stopping power quieter front ans next to no dust on the fronts. I'm quite pleased. While you're at it get a good DOT 4 (Valvoine has a good product and its whats currently in my resivoir) brake fluid. (3 or 4 bucks for a bottle) Whole process with a spare set of compentent hands and the right tools it can eb done for less than 60-30 dollars and round abouts an hours worth of actual work.
For stock replacements I went to AdvanceAuto (Autozone carries the same thing)
There was a 25 for a set option or a 50 for the ceramic uprade. I got he ceramics, just did the fronts. much more stopping power quieter front ans next to no dust on the fronts. I'm quite pleased. While you're at it get a good DOT 4 (Valvoine has a good product and its whats currently in my resivoir) brake fluid. (3 or 4 bucks for a bottle) Whole process with a spare set of compentent hands and the right tools it can eb done for less than 60-30 dollars and round abouts an hours worth of actual work.
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