Posted By: fury4speed
What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 12:22 AM
What are you using for disc brake pads , thanks
Posted By: NITROUSN
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 12:32 AM
Wagner ceramic thermo quiet or quick stop.
Posted By: fury4speed
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 12:35 AM
Are riveted pads better or bonded pads
Posted By: therocks
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 02:22 PM
Ceramics on my 65 I converted also.They dont fade and dont tear up rotors.Even at 120 it stops like its 35.Been on for years and great service.Rocky
Posted By: burdar
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 02:39 PM
When I used to work on cars for a living, we used Car Quest for most of our parts. They had a red and a blue line of parts. The red line was the economy line and the blue was the higher quality line. We always used the "blue" pads and never had any issues. I put a set of ceramics on my Durango years back and it was really nice not having to constantly clean the black dust off the wheels.
Posted By: NachoRT74
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 02:52 PM
Ceramic by Bendix. I hate the dust on wheels produced by organic and semimetallic pads. No complaints althought I expected more.
Posted By: Mopar Mitch
Re: What are a good brand of Semi Metallic Disc Pads for E Body - 10/16/20 05:00 PM
Although I don't know the part numbers from any specific brand off-hand, one of the better hi-performance street pads are any that are cataloged for Police Cars, or Emergency vehicles... they withstand heat better and last longer.
Also, sometimes the bargain private-label brands are still made by the major manufacturers, except for cosmetic appearance and/or reduced warranty offerings.
I used to be a rep for a major brake parts manufacturer and those are some of the things they told us... in fact, I witnessed the packaging and re-boxing of such items.