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08-18-2009 10:35 AM #1
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Brake Pads
This may have been asked before but I don't recall so I will put it out anyway. Getting ready to replace the brake pads on my 34 (4 wheel disc) and wondering if there are any significant advantages or disadvantages with the different pad materials. I can get semi-metallic (on now) or move up to either organic or ceramic pads. Your opinions are most welcome.
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08-18-2009 01:15 PM #2
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The harder the pad, the hotter they will work, (the average use doesn't get that hot) the easier to glaze and get hard spots, chatter & squeal more, and cleaner on your wheels.
The softer (oem type) the pad, the smoother they work & quiter, they make more dust on your wheels.
Every one will tell you a different one to use, it's up to you.
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