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well if you want cheap $ pads but good quality ones i buy NAPA brand. They have a lifetime warrenty so after a few years when they wear down you just take the pads back and they give you new ones. They do have a tendancy to squeak a little more than other pads that i know of but it is really nothing.
im using TRD HPZ pads for the camry gen 3... they are nice but a bit squeaky when they are cold... once they warm up ... not so bad... i've had them since 96 and only has 20% wear since then... i love these pads... so damn thick ... and they are not as dirty as normal pads... but i am using powerstop xdrill rotors with them.. i think its a good idea to change ur rotor as well.. to keep ur brakes running cooler...
Originally posted by SCEPTER300RR im using TRD HPZ pads for the camry gen 3... they are nice but a bit squeaky when they are cold... once they warm up ... not so bad... i've had them since 96 and only has 20% wear since then... i love these pads... so damn thick ... and they are not as dirty as normal pads... but i am using powerstop xdrill rotors with them.. i think its a good idea to change ur rotor as well.. to keep ur brakes running cooler...
That would b a good idea but right now I'm saving for my springs
and rotors would cost like 200 bucks just for the front. Maybe in
couple of months I'll b thinking about that.
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Originally posted by SCEPTER300RR im using TRD HPZ pads for the camry gen 3... they are nice but a bit squeaky when they are cold... once they warm up ... not so bad... i've had them since 96 and only has 20% wear since then... i love these pads... so damn thick ... and they are not as dirty as normal pads... but i am using powerstop xdrill rotors with them.. i think its a good idea to change ur rotor as well.. to keep ur brakes running cooler...
BTW how much did u pay for them ?
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POWERstop rotors arent expensive i got them for 90USD not that expensive the pads though are a bit steep 130CAD for them... but i think they are worth it since they last quite a while.... i checked my rotors for warpage every 1000km so far so good still good and straight... i love the way they match each other... although i wish i had money for brembo big brake upgrade!!!!! i just need a winter beater thats all... then i can save up for alll the fun summer things on my car!!! hehehehe
Originally posted by SCEPTER300RR im using TRD HPZ pads for the camry gen 3... they are nice but a bit squeaky when they are cold... once they warm up ... not so bad... i've had them since 96 and only has 20% wear since then... i love these pads... so damn thick ... and they are not as dirty as normal pads... but i am using powerstop xdrill rotors with them.. i think its a good idea to change ur rotor as well.. to keep ur brakes running cooler...
Originally posted by SCEPTER300RR POWERstop rotors arent expensive i got them for 90USD not that expensive the pads though are a bit steep 130CAD for them... but i think they are worth it since they last quite a while.... i checked my rotors for warpage every 1000km so far so good still good and straight... i love the way they match each other... although i wish i had money for brembo big brake upgrade!!!!! i just need a winter beater thats all... then i can save up for alll the fun summer things on my car!!! hehehehe
Where did u get the Powerstop ? Maybe I'll get them 2 if they're
not really expensive.
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