Brake job
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I've got 25,000 miles and my brakes are a joke at this point. I want to take the car in for it's 30,000 mile service. Will warranty cover this? Is this just a case of changing out the pads?
Also are aftermarket brake pads worth it?
Also are aftermarket brake pads worth it?
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Brake pads are generally not covered by a 3/36k warranty.
Aftermarket pads I cat answer that. Im ordering Hawk HPS Performance pads, stainless lines, and performance brake fluid next week, only because I plan on running a road coarse all day in HOT June.
so until then, no comment on the later.
Aftermarket pads I cat answer that. Im ordering Hawk HPS Performance pads, stainless lines, and performance brake fluid next week, only because I plan on running a road coarse all day in HOT June.
so until then, no comment on the later.
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I'm thinking of putting some Hawk pads on my car too. I just had the car in at the dealer, had the rotors machined under warranty due to a vibration. They did not change the pads though, pads are not covered after the first 1 year/12k miles.
#4
i am installing my hawk pads and powerslot slotted rotors tonight..
let u know how they are, even though your supposed to brake them in for a hundred miles or so
they look really really pretty =)
cost me 550 for them
-mike
let u know how they are, even though your supposed to brake them in for a hundred miles or so
they look really really pretty =)
cost me 550 for them
-mike
#6
at 25,000 miles toss the pads and rotors and go aftermarket!!
my stock pads lasted 5 laps at the track (the car had 1800 miles on it)
the stock stuff is wimpy, and when your replacing the rotors take the backing plates off
jay
my stock pads lasted 5 laps at the track (the car had 1800 miles on it)
the stock stuff is wimpy, and when your replacing the rotors take the backing plates off
jay
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Originally Posted by tkogt
.... and when your replacing the rotors take the backing plates off
jay
jay
Originally Posted by Nick85
I'm picking up Hawk performance pads on Monday. How much are the rotors?
130 a rotor is hard to bite for me.
#9
by taking off the backing plates you get more air to the rotors so the brakes will run cooler.
granted i never plan on going off road with my car, so i dont have to worry about cloggin the brakes with mud and dirt so i took off the b-p's
jay
granted i never plan on going off road with my car, so i dont have to worry about cloggin the brakes with mud and dirt so i took off the b-p's
jay
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Originally Posted by traffic142
How hard are the back plates to come off??
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