Replacement Brake Brake Pads/Shoes

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by pretzelogic, Jul 11, 2003.

  1. pretzelogic

    pretzelogic Guest

    What is a source of superior (i.e. longer lasting) brake pads for the
    PT drum brakes. I am dissatisfied with the OEM pads and don't want to
    pay $60 again and be unhappy.



    John
     
    pretzelogic, Jul 11, 2003
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  2. pretzelogic

    David Allen Guest

    Raybestos makes a superior brake pad. There are 3 ways (that I know about)
    to go on pads: organic, semi-metallic, ceramic. Each has their advantages
    and disadvantages. The OEM pads you're getting might be organics and
    organics just don't last as long as semi-metallics are ceramics. They're
    quieter and easier on the rotors though.
     
    David Allen, Jul 11, 2003
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  3. pretzelogic

    Rex B Guest

    On the rear shoes you won't have as many choices in Raybestos (or any other
    brand). Just specify PG-Plus in the blue & white box and you will do well.


    |Raybestos makes a superior brake pad. There are 3 ways (that I know about)
    |to go on pads: organic, semi-metallic, ceramic. Each has their advantages
    |and disadvantages. The OEM pads you're getting might be organics and
    |organics just don't last as long as semi-metallics are ceramics. They're
    |quieter and easier on the rotors though.
    |
    ||> What is a source of superior (i.e. longer lasting) brake pads for the
    |> PT drum brakes. I am dissatisfied with the OEM pads and don't want to
    |> pay $60 again and be unhappy.
    |>
    |>
    |>
    |> John
    |
    |
     
    Rex B, Jul 11, 2003
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