Replacement Brake Pads
Melting Slicks
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From: Lockport NY
Re: Replacement Brake Pads (Too Slow '90)
Send an email to 18carfan (Jeff Kopp) at superchevyparts@worldnet.att.net for a reasonable price quote on OEM GM parts...He owns a Vette, too... :D
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Oak Harbor WA
Re: Replacement Brake Pads (Rich B.)
Send an email to 18carfan (Jeff Kopp) at superchevyparts@worldnet.att.net for a reasonable price quote on OEM GM parts...He owns a Vette, too... :D
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Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Partying with the Cowboys cheerleaders in Mt. Olive, New Jersey
Re: Replacement Brake Pads (Too Slow '90)
I'm a big fan of the Bendix brand. No sqeaks, stops on a quarter. :D And that's because I've bled the fronts, no time for the backs yet. After I finish the back. It'll stop on the dime...
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Houston Tx
Re: Replacement Brake Pads (Too Slow '90)
Hawk makes great pads at a very reasonable price. You can find these pads at Vette Brakes and Products. I put a set on my '89 last year, and I have been very happy with them. The dealer wanted about $150 for the front pads on my car and VB&P had them for $99 as I recall. I would at least give those guys a call, they could perhaps recomend a cheaper pad based on the kind of driving you do. Lastely, I decided on the Hawk pads after I noticed that when Vette, or Corvette Fever mag. does a break upgrade they use Hawks.
