question about pads
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From: waukesha,WI
Car: Black 89 Formula
Engine: ??????????
Transmission: ??????????
question about pads
Okay in the jegs cat it has 2 different type of pads heres what it says
#1
486-HB111F.610.....Camaro/Firebird 82-89(w/HD Brakes) $88.99
#2
486-HB119F.594....Camaro/Firebird 82-92(w/Std.Brakes)(FMSI#D202/154) $37.99
the brand is Hawk my car is a
1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula with front disc and rear drum brakes its got the 305 TBI.
Thanks for any help.
#1
486-HB111F.610.....Camaro/Firebird 82-89(w/HD Brakes) $88.99
#2
486-HB119F.594....Camaro/Firebird 82-92(w/Std.Brakes)(FMSI#D202/154) $37.99
the brand is Hawk my car is a
1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula with front disc and rear drum brakes its got the 305 TBI.
Thanks for any help.
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From: Mostly in water off So. Cal
Car: '87 Chev
Engine: 60*V6
Transmission: DY T700
Measure your rotor diameter on both front and rear. You could have one of each on that year car. Standard package is 10.5"rotors and iron calipers/ HD package (or 1LE performance package) has 11.65" rotors and aluminum calipers.
I stongly recommend Stillen brake pads for the best street performance- you'll thank me later.
I stongly recommend Stillen brake pads for the best street performance- you'll thank me later.
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From: Beloit,Wisconsin
Car: 87 Trans-Am
Engine: 350 cui TPI Chevrolet, MODIFIED
Transmission: WC T-5 with Modifications
Axle/Gears: 3.73 w/ Torsen Diff.
I would go with Hawk Blue 9012's if you are autocrossing or road racing.
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From: Mostly in water off So. Cal
Car: '87 Chev
Engine: 60*V6
Transmission: DY T700
Click on the website below-
Note: Corvette pads on that site are the same as the 1LE f-body brake pads. The other two listings are redondant and are for both front AND rear iron calipers w/ 10.5" rotors (again, the same pad works on both the front and the rear on non-1LE brakes).
Your best bet is to just call them if you are not certain but they will ask you the same questions I asked above about the rotor size to determine what you have- so measure them first (both front and rear, they could be different.)
Stillen in So. Calif (714)540-5566
http://www.stillen.com/brakepros.asp?subcat=263
These pads are much better than EBC Greenstuff pads- trust me I've tried both. Stillen pads work great for AutoX also as well as light road track use.
Note: Corvette pads on that site are the same as the 1LE f-body brake pads. The other two listings are redondant and are for both front AND rear iron calipers w/ 10.5" rotors (again, the same pad works on both the front and the rear on non-1LE brakes).
Your best bet is to just call them if you are not certain but they will ask you the same questions I asked above about the rotor size to determine what you have- so measure them first (both front and rear, they could be different.)
Stillen in So. Calif (714)540-5566
http://www.stillen.com/brakepros.asp?subcat=263
These pads are much better than EBC Greenstuff pads- trust me I've tried both. Stillen pads work great for AutoX also as well as light road track use.
Last edited by AGood2.8; May 4, 2003 at 11:11 PM.
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