Brake Pads and SS Lines For New X-drilled Rotors
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Brake Pads and SS Lines For New X-drilled Rotors
I just purchased some X-drilled rotors and I need to find some good brake pads and ss lines to upgrade my system. Are there any suggestions? I plan to do a few auto-X's and maybe a few track days, but nothing in the line of all-out racing.
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Originally posted by HDP
What about a good daily driving pad? Although I only drive it on the weekends, I hate the squeal and dust issues.
Also, what about ss brake lines? I only know of Goodridge but are there any others at a lower cost?
What about a good daily driving pad? Although I only drive it on the weekends, I hate the squeal and dust issues.
Also, what about ss brake lines? I only know of Goodridge but are there any others at a lower cost?
Brake lines are not a place to cheap out on...get the Goodrich lines. I haven't seen any lines for sale for significantly less.
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Originally posted by HDP
Stock pads as in from Mazda, or Autozone stock pads?
Stock pads as in from Mazda, or Autozone stock pads?
No, the OEM Mazda pads, which cost about twice as much as Hawk HPS pads. Trust me, just get the HPS pads. You will like them for daily driving.
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The Bonez Performance Pads work well for the street. Nice bite over the OEM pads:
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/3catalog.cgi?cat=1&part=2
Just don't jump on a track with 'em.
http://www.rx7.com/cgi-local/3catalog.cgi?cat=1&part=2
Just don't jump on a track with 'em.
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