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6/24/07, 06:24 AM

Jizabel

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Another brake pad Question

Just put on some stock sized rotors that are drilled and slotted. I didn't change out the pads. My front brakes put alot of dust out now. Who and Where can I get some good pads, to get rid of the dust problem?

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6/24/07, 07:09 AM

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Rotor Pros has some good low dust pads. Give Rich a call he will treat you right. Also tell him you are a member from these boards.

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6/24/07, 07:25 AM

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Rotor Pros has some good low dust pads. Give Rich a call he will treat you right. Also tell him you are a member from these boards.

OK, sounds good....Who's Rich??

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6/24/07, 10:04 AM

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Rich is the Owner of Rotorpros.com

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6/24/07, 11:18 AM

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Go to this web site and email Rich for pricing on a set of premium low dust pads for you car. I am in the process of installing his crossdrilled and slotted rotors and pads. I haven't driven it yet so I don't have any feedback. Rich is very good about returning emails. Even on the weekends and after hours. http://www.rotorpros.com/index.htm
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