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Old 08-31-2005, 11:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi,
I just bought 2 front Brembo cross drilled rotors, and 2 zimmermann rear cross drilled rotors. I need help which brake pads to buy. Should I go for Ceramic brake pads or regular. Also, if someone can direct me to a site where I can find a good deal on brake pads.
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Old 09-01-2005, 09:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Saw your note on pads for use with Brembo rotors. I ran an 02 A4 3.0 at several Audi Club track events with Brembos. Disintigrated a set of EBC Red Stuff at Laguna Seca -- that was a thrill. Replaced with Mintex -- squeal you can't belive. The only way to get away from the squeal was to swap for stock pads from the dealer. On the track went to Hawk HP -- super stopping but sqeal -- ended up having two sets of pads.
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u just got better rotors dont get cheap on it now
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Old 09-03-2005, 12:34 AM   #4 (permalink)
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thanx for replying. I am thinking to go with PBR Ultimate Ceramic brake pads, or Pagid, or ATE. I am not a track racer, or a street racer, and also don't want to spend to much on brake pads either. What do you suggest will be better brand and quality.
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thanx for replying. What would you think is better choice.
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Originally posted by arktika@Sep 2 2005, 02:05 AM
Replaced with Mintex -- squeal you can't belive.* The only way to get away from the squeal* was to swap for stock pads from the dealer.
Mintex pads(c-tech) do squeal alot if you dont have the rubber shims fitted to the back of them. The shims are supposed to come in the box with the pads but both times I have ordered I havent recieved the shims. I found this out after complaining to TMD friction(mintex importers) about the noise. My car sounded like an old truck stopping before.
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