[s-cars] Front Brake Pads
Paul Luevano
paul at clarity.net
Wed Oct 2 09:19:37 PDT 2013
Tom Green wrote:
> I can't figure out why you are trying to deal with rockauto, Paul. Is
> saving
> a buck or two worth trying to deal with this purveyor of substandard parts
> who has no conception of what parts belong on a UrS vehicle?
I was ordering parts for the Subaru I'm getting rid of, so it was just
out of convenience.
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> I think the HPS pads you suggested could be a good choice if you make
> sure you get the
> correct part with the pad wear sensor. I assume that is important to
> you, but regardless, there
> is no reason to pay the same price for a set without the sensor. If you
> bed them in properly on
> new rotors they should perform better than most pads on the street with
> a lot less dust. ECS
> provides a lot of free information along with the sales catalog. That
> is the only reason I have
> linked their page-not to suggest they are the best source. In fact,
> given the information on the
> correct part, you can have the information you need to shop amazon or
> summit racing or the
> brake specialty sites for a better deal if you have the time.
Good info. The wear sensor is not important to me, I've shorted them
out as I was getting false warnings.
> http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-C4_S6-Quattro-20v_T/Braking/Pads/ES1305829/
>
> I would not shop for a true performance pad since most of those need to
> be warmed up
> in order to perform, usually around 100ºC, so a cold morning commute
> could get interesting,
> but the HPS is designed for the street.
Thanks!
Paul.
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