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Mopar, Ford, GM OEM parts
OEM parts for any American vehicle, any age, any model right up to the present day. Mopar, GM, Ford A full line of new and remanufactured products from respected aftermarket and OEM distributors such as Bendix, ACDelco, Wagner, Midland, UREMCO, and Mico. Belts/Hoses/Cooling Body/Cable/Misc Brake Boosters and Master Cylinders Brake Conversion Kits Brake and Wheel Bearings Chemicals/ Waxes/ and Lubes Drivetrain Electrical Engine Parts Exhaust Fuel / Emissions Heating / AC Steering / Suspension
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Disc Brake facts...
The harder the pad the longer they last
The harder the pad the shorter the rotor life
The harder the pad the more prone to squeal
Ceramic and metallic pads cost more because
of the higher co-efficiency of fiction, better stopping power and they won't
necessarily last longer.
Soft pads wear quickly
Soft pads stop good
Soft pads don't eat rotors
Soft pads will mask the squeal from a poor
installation job
Do not confuse soft pads with Cheap pads,
good soft racing pads are made from highly refined organic materials of some
secret formula....
90% of brake squeal is not the fault of the
pads, it's worn pins, worn sliders on the caliper, incorrect installation,
warped rotors, cheap rotors, overheating of the pad from excessive drag or
high speed stops.
The pad material does not stop the car, the
resins mixed into the pad material come to the surface by capillary action
when heat is generated, it's the quality and amount of resin in the pad that
creates the co-efficiency of friction and stops the car, the "Puck" is only a
carrier for the resin. You can have two identical looking pads, cut them with
a pocket knife and they will feel the same, one will stop the car from 120MPH
easily without smoking, the other ones will overheat and fade as it doesn't
have enough resin to stop the car and the puck will just burn up. If you've
ever seen a pad that was glazed over like glass on the surface this usually
indicates excessive heat that has brought too much resin to the surface and
the resin has burned onto the surface, throw them away they're all used up and
just wear out very quickly and can take the rotor with them.
Mopar, GM, Ford All Years, All Models
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