[kenratboy]

I need to get new pads for my fronts in my car (see sig)

The rears are Rayspestos (sp?) ceramic's that were just replaces (like 5,000 miles ago)

However, I want to do the fronts soon.

What do you recommend I use? I would like to have someing aggressive that bites hard, but they still need to function perfectly with my car (not screw up the bias or ABS)

What should I get?

Thanks!!!

 

[famous182]

i think you mean Raybestos. and yes they are great brakes i also have those on my cam

http://www.raybestos.com/

visit their site you can compare those to other name brand brakes.

 

[Nick]

https://www.kvrperformance.com/world/world.html

 

[kenratboy]

https://www.kvrperformance.com/world/world.html

Will those pads work on stock rotors?

 

[Nick]

sure

 

[2wickedtoyz]

i bought a set af ceramic pads yesturday at advance auto for my cam they were 31.95 i think but they are great no squeeling, no fade(it also helps that i have the supra tt rotors onthere),and most importantly cleaner rims. i'm never going back to semi-metalic pads again

 

[Henry]

I would recommend carbon metallic pads.

KVR, EBC, Hawk, and Performance Friction are all street-use carbon metallic pads. They all have bite; only differences are prices.

 

[joel_musicman]

I'm never going back to semi-metalic pads again

:thumbup:

I'll drink to that :chug:

-Joel

 

[kenratboy]

I would recommend carbon metallic pads.

KVR, EBC, Hawk, and Performance Friction are all street-use carbon metallic pads. They all have bite; only differences are prices.

Anything specific to recommend? I am open to anything that will work great (but not adversly)

Thanks!

Does Tirerack.com have anything I want?

I don't mind spending the money (like $30 vs. $60), but I am not in the market to burn cash.

 

[initial-T]

i bought a set af ceramic pads yesturday at advance auto for my cam they were 31.95 i think but they are great no squeeling, no fade(it also helps that i have the supra tt rotors onthere),and most importantly cleaner rims. i'm never going back to semi-metalic pads again

you are an inspiration to us wagon-folk.

 

[Pearl Jam-5150]

I Use Akebono ProAct Ceramic Pads From Tire Rack

(No Squeel,Clean Rims,Minimum Break In)

( Use These Pads/ Kit On Stock Rotors)


(I Have Brembo Sport Slotted Rotors)

I Have A '97 V6 LE

 

[Rolla97]

Tirerack sells the EBC's and Hawks

 

[haa21]

Why not get the high performance TRD pads?

Part Number Vehicle Model Year Part Description Price
00602-04491-028 Toyota Camry 1997-2001 Brake Pads Set, Front Brake Pad, V6 $62.90

 

[mega87]

I had a bad experience with TRD brake pads with the brembo rotors, they wore off really fast considering I drive alomst 60 miles day...I bought a pair of ceramics...from auto zone only 45 bucks....def worth it I used them with a pair of brembo rotors and they stop great!! I also have SS lines...

 

[Guest]

http://www.ctmotorsport.com for KVR's

 

[Henry]

TRD brake pads are re-marked Performance Friction carbon metallic pads. They just slapped the "TRD" name on the box.

I purchased a set of TRD pads for my Celica for $70. I paid $35 for a set of Performance Friction carbon metallic pads for my mom's Tacoma truck. Nice difference.

I'm a personal fan of Hawk pads.

 

[2wickedtoyz]

the pads i got from advance auto/discount auto were called

friction master
ceramic
disc brake pads
part #: CMX476

they are made by the MORSE automotive corp.

they run for 39.88usd at www.partsamerica.com but i don't shop online for parts due to the shipping charges