Installing Front pads
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From: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Car: 1982 Trans Am
Engine: LG4
Transmission: 200C
Axle/Gears: 3:73
Installing Front pads
I'd like to install new pads on my 1982 TA. The car has 75 thousand miles, and I'm not sure when the the brakes were last tampered with. I was wondering what type of pads I should use. The car is daily driven, in Wisconsins winter and summer.
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Car: 1982 Trans Am
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Transmission: 200C
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those are the pads i had dumped for the raybestos, nice kit crap pads!!!! Do not get these!! they suck cold and they suck hot. They went away on me suddenly twice. The second time could have been a disaster! Once again do not buy these!!
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From: north plainfield, nj
Car: 05' GTO
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i got the brutestops on my car for the past yr (dont drive the car much) and they stop great, i need to put new pads on soon and i got the Hawks HPS pads from jegs for 37.99 and they look good cant wait to get them on the car.
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I would go with the Raybestus semi-met. I work at pepboys and my boss said that the brute-stops tear up rotors real quick. I dunno if its true but its wut i heard
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I use Bendix semi-met's, part # MKD-154.
While you're doing the brakes, re-pack the wheel bearings too. I repack mine at every pad change.
While you're doing the brakes, re-pack the wheel bearings too. I repack mine at every pad change.
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