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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: JohnRR]
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09/25/08 10:09 PM
09/25/08 10:09 PM
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Niles , Ohio
therocks
oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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I agree Wagner ceramics on mine.They are the pin type and probally harder to find than the slider ones.Ill never go back to the OE style pad even though I had Bendix best on.The ceramics are great.My kid got mine at Advance and his cost was 26 bucks.Rocky
Last edited by therocks; 09/25/08 10:10 PM.
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: PlumCrazyChris]
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06/17/12 12:59 PM
06/17/12 12:59 PM
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Ontario, Canada
Stanton
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I agree Wagner ceramics on mine.They are the pin type and probally harder to find than the slider ones.Ill never go back to the OE style pad even though I had Bendix best on.The ceramics are great.My kid got mine at Advance and his cost was 26 bucks.Rocky
Got a p/n for those? Thx.
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: PlumCrazyChris]
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06/18/12 09:33 AM
06/18/12 09:33 AM
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Niles , Ohio
therocks
oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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I ordered my pin ceramucs at Advanced.My buddy the Parts Pro looked them up for me.I should have the box here unless my kids threw it away.They were like 30 bucks or less.Rocky
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: Frank Raso]
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11/15/12 09:57 AM
11/15/12 09:57 AM
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Niles , Ohio
therocks
oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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The ceramics on the 65 are great.I had Wagners best on before.They were OK but the ceramics have no dust,stop straight even at 120.Ive used them pretty good and will use them again when these wear out.Looked for the box the other day and couldnt find it.Guess one of my sons tossed it even though I told them not to touch it.Rocky
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: therocks]
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11/15/12 12:29 PM
11/15/12 12:29 PM
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S.E. Michigan
ZIPPY
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I tried Raybestos ceramics on my daily driver and that lasted about 80 miles before I couldn't stand it anymore, I hated them so much I ended up throwing them away. In their place went generic semi metallics which I like much better even though they do make some nasty brake dust.
So I guess I prefer organics or semi metallics myself
Rich H.
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: ZIPPY]
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11/16/12 01:50 AM
11/16/12 01:50 AM
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Marlboro, NY, USA
Rick_Ehrenberg
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I tried Raybestos ceramics on my daily driver and that lasted about 80 miles before I couldn't stand it anymore, I hated them so much I ended up throwing them away. In their place went generic semi metallics which I like much better even though they do make some nasty brake dust.
So I guess I prefer organics or semi metallics myself
I second that emotion. AutoZone's bottom-of-the-line Semi-mets have amazing fade resistance (once cooked / bedded in), and cost pocket change. The "better" ones are nowhere nearly as fade resistant.
Don't forget to bend the ears for a snug fit.
Rick
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Re: Brake pads for Slider type calipers - anything good?
[Re: Rick_Ehrenberg]
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11/16/12 05:05 AM
11/16/12 05:05 AM
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So Cal
autoxcuda
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I tried Raybestos ceramics on my daily driver and that lasted about 80 miles before I couldn't stand it anymore, I hated them so much I ended up throwing them away. In their place went generic semi metallics which I like much better even though they do make some nasty brake dust.
So I guess I prefer organics or semi metallics myself
I second that emotion. AutoZone's bottom-of-the-line Semi-mets have amazing fade resistance (once cooked / bedded in), and cost pocket change. The "better" ones are nowhere nearly as fade resistant.
Don't forget to bend the ears for a snug fit.
Rick
Rick, I got a set of what I thought was Police Spec semi metalic pin type pads.
Didn't seem anyting special at the track. 
Did glaze my rotors though.
Do these number correspond to Cop Pads? I need to dig up the box with the numbers on it.
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