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01-28-2002
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how lond did it take for you to go through your set of factory brake pads???????
i have a EX and changed them out at 15K miles
i have a EX and changed them out at 15K miles
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Rep Power: 0 yea i got my pads for like 25 bucks................
I need high temp pads........ cause i hard brake frum high speed too much
But than........ it's only brake pads
I need high temp pads........ cause i hard brake frum high speed too much
But than........ it's only brake pads
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Rep Power: 0 Whoa, do you guys do a lot of hard riving or what? I have about 15,000 miles and my brakes are fine. What's the typical life of Honda OE pads? I assume the front will wear out faster than the rear... ?
Has anyone looked at some performance pads? What are your experiences with them? Yeah, pads that give less brake dust would be better. It's annoying getting your shiny rims covered in a layer of black film.
Has anyone looked at some performance pads? What are your experiences with them? Yeah, pads that give less brake dust would be better. It's annoying getting your shiny rims covered in a layer of black film.
01-29-2002
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Rep Power: 394 I just installed the AEM/Nissin pads. I'll write a review when they're broken in.
Oh, you have an EL, that's why you're talking about the rear. Yeah, the front will wear out faster. That is if the rear has pads that are the same thickness?
I'm not sure what the typical life is, but I changed my pads at 6,000 miles with the AEM/Nissin pads and the stock pads still have 80% left in them at least. That would mean that they could have lasted until 30,000 miles. Maybe the manual says when to usually change them? I don't remember.
Oh, you have an EL, that's why you're talking about the rear. Yeah, the front will wear out faster. That is if the rear has pads that are the same thickness?
I'm not sure what the typical life is, but I changed my pads at 6,000 miles with the AEM/Nissin pads and the stock pads still have 80% left in them at least. That would mean that they could have lasted until 30,000 miles. Maybe the manual says when to usually change them? I don't remember.
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Rep Power: 394 Here's what AEM says:
<< Light colored dust doesn’t show on wheels. >>
I don't have any rims plus I've only had them on since Saturday. I'll write up a full review after I break them in properly and I get a chance to push them to the limits.
<< Light colored dust doesn’t show on wheels. >>
I don't have any rims plus I've only had them on since Saturday. I'll write up a full review after I break them in properly and I get a chance to push them to the limits.
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Rep Power: 0 Daniel the only brake pads that claim to have little to no dust are EBC but good luck finding them cause most likely they are goin to have to be special ordered and the cheapest i found them was on the internet for like 79.00 and at a shop in houston for like $89.00
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Rep Power: 394 Tirerack.com has the EBC Greenstuff brake pads for $59. I bought the AEM/Nissin at Optauto.com for $45 [IMG]i/expressions/beer_yum.gif[/IMG]
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In the future if you want the part number of any AEM part, just go to www.aempower.com [IMG]i/expressions/beer_yum.gif[/IMG]
In the future if you want the part number of any AEM part, just go to www.aempower.com [IMG]i/expressions/beer_yum.gif[/IMG]
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