Much less brake dust and cheaper than the stock pads from GM.
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I installed Delco ceramics, but I never found out if these are the same as the original equipment? They've only been on a couple days, so can't tell too much about stopping power etc.
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08-'10, '14
Street setup:
New rotors from NAPA ~$100 (all four)
Ceramic pads ~$100
Bed them, run them on the street for awhile, put on Hawks. re-bed, take to the track, tear up the rotors, then repeat...
Bad...
Good...
Like new again for another $100...
New rotors from NAPA ~$100 (all four)
Ceramic pads ~$100
Bed them, run them on the street for awhile, put on Hawks. re-bed, take to the track, tear up the rotors, then repeat...
Bad...
Good...
Like new again for another $100...