car needs pads and rotors, suggestions?...
#1
car needs pads and rotors, suggestions?...
my rotors look just as used up as my brake pads and now the edge of the caliper or brake pad (hard to tell) is rubbing up against the very edge of the rotor (its hard to describe but the area where the pad meets the rotor is worn in). My brake pads have probably 1/8" left of life in them so they need changing as well. Im looking through my summit catalogue and it asks if my pads come with the sensor but i have no idea if it does. Would you guys know? there no light inside the car indicating i need to change the pads but its pretty damned obvious LOL anyways, also, which brand pads and rotors do you guys suggest? Im looking for an affordable upgrade from stock but not full on race pads that are all loud. My brother has some race brakes on his cobra and that thing squeaks like mad! it sounds like a bus when it stops LOL so any help would be appreciated!
#2
www.ecstuning.com
www.mjmautohaus.com
www.getcoolparts.com
All great places to get new brakes. Pick up some plain replacement rotors and then some decent pads from mintex, hawk, or pbr. Better stopping than stock and with less dust. Shouldnt spend more than $100 in parts.
2k FWD do not have sensors
www.mjmautohaus.com
www.getcoolparts.com
All great places to get new brakes. Pick up some plain replacement rotors and then some decent pads from mintex, hawk, or pbr. Better stopping than stock and with less dust. Shouldnt spend more than $100 in parts.
2k FWD do not have sensors
#4
You'll have more wear on the inside pad than on the outside, so don't judge by what you see without crawling under the car.
Last brake pads I bought for the TT were Ferodo pads. DS2500 I think they were. Got them from raceshopper.com. Not sure you'll find prices on their site, when I bought them they were actually below cost enough that they couldn't post prices. I like Ferodo, RallyVT aka, the factory Subaru team (literally 100 yards from where I work) uses em, and my friend Orhan (aka, the Turk), who drives WRC for Ford in Europe likes em.
They DO make a little noise when you're only doing light braking, but nothing that ever bothered me, and when you stand on them, they certainly grip.
Last brake pads I bought for the TT were Ferodo pads. DS2500 I think they were. Got them from raceshopper.com. Not sure you'll find prices on their site, when I bought them they were actually below cost enough that they couldn't post prices. I like Ferodo, RallyVT aka, the factory Subaru team (literally 100 yards from where I work) uses em, and my friend Orhan (aka, the Turk), who drives WRC for Ford in Europe likes em.
They DO make a little noise when you're only doing light braking, but nothing that ever bothered me, and when you stand on them, they certainly grip.
#7
Great place to get Rotors and pads... are
www.thettshop.com
and
www.ecstuning.com
ECS has a few really good Replacement SETS... with rotors and pads... Click Here
ECS also has a good selection of Big Brake kits... (if you wanna check em out, click the stage on the column @ left side of page (Stage 1 thru Stage 5)
at TheTTshop.com... they have good rotors and pads as well, but seperately... but you have to get the Rotors seprerate from the Pads
I recommend the EBC Pads, Ive used the RedStuff for years... Probably gonna try out the Yellowstuff pads soon... but they're great.
fyi... thettshop is located in the UK... but they're really good; Ive ordered from them many times... from the US and from Korea (both shipped via United States Postal Service) and I usually received stuff from them quicker than many places in the US
www.thettshop.com
and
www.ecstuning.com
ECS has a few really good Replacement SETS... with rotors and pads... Click Here
ECS also has a good selection of Big Brake kits... (if you wanna check em out, click the stage on the column @ left side of page (Stage 1 thru Stage 5)
at TheTTshop.com... they have good rotors and pads as well, but seperately... but you have to get the Rotors seprerate from the Pads
I recommend the EBC Pads, Ive used the RedStuff for years... Probably gonna try out the Yellowstuff pads soon... but they're great.
fyi... thettshop is located in the UK... but they're really good; Ive ordered from them many times... from the US and from Korea (both shipped via United States Postal Service) and I usually received stuff from them quicker than many places in the US