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Old 07-29-2010, 09:33 AM
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Just made sure the pads are made in America.
Old 07-29-2010, 09:51 AM
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I'm with BRONCOMANJOE I went cheap on the rear pads and every time i hit the brake it just sequels.
Old 07-30-2010, 09:19 AM
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I run our pads on my 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee,and didn't use any anti squeek lube and they're fine.
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i like wagner and wearever. although i work at advance auto so it may be a kind of biased opinion. but pads are like everything else automotive "you get what you pay for"
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[quote=harley9703;546999]I'm going with wilwood($$$expensive), But wagners will be good in your case.($65) a pair



Where did you get that price?
I live in Ontario,Canada,and was quoted $235.oo each for Wagner front rotors for my 2000 xlt 2wd.

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Originally Posted by Broncomanjoe
Whatever you do don't go cheap! I thought I'd get some low grade pads cause I was low on cash at the time and I wish I had waited.. Every time I hit the brakes they squeal and they never did with the old ones.. I'm thinking about ceramic pads... anybody use them before?
Ceramics is all I use. Auto-zone's best usually. No noise-No dust
I just bought some
http://www.hawkperformance.com/truck/ceramic.php

They are sitting on the kitchen counter, when I put them on I will give you an update.
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Originally Posted by red98
Ceramics is all I use. Auto-zone's best usually. No noise-No dust
I just bought some
http://www.hawkperformance.com/truck/ceramic.php

They are sitting on the kitchen counter, when I put them on I will give you an update.

ok let me know. its gonna be a bit till i buy some so i have some time to hear what u gtta say
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I'll be in touch, probably do it next weekend
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Finally got the Hawks put on....
Slight increase in braking performance, they don't "bite" when I tap the brakes but the pedal feels like it should now, less pressure to get stopped, more linear, and easier to modulate. I only have 40 miles on them and just cleaned my wheels tonight so I can't say about brake dust yet, I'll update when I get a few more miles on them.
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thanks for keepin me updated, I appreciate it. I still have put my brakes on but I will be in a few weeks hopefully


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