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Old Aug 3, 2007 | 09:30 PM
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Bought my Z a couple years ago... put ceramic pads on couple weeks after I got it.... Kept the old pads which are in good shape... Got a HPDE at VIR comming up and wondering if these pads would fit the bill for a day ....



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PBR B746 5111 TX 4045 TBFF 12149 0000


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Bought my Z a couple years ago... put ceramic pads on couple weeks after I got it.... Kept the old pads which are in good shape... Got a HPDE at VIR comming up and wondering if these pads would fit the bill for a day ....



Pad says
PBR B746 5111 TX 4045 TBFF 12149 0000

Made by PBR. An Australian co. Some of their stuff is OEM on GM. Try a search. Some of their products are available here in the U.S.
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I was kinda thinking that these may be OEM pads I will search and maybe someone here can shed some more ligh
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I was kinda thinking that these may be OEM pads I will search and maybe someone here can shed some more ligh
I agree that it's entirely possibly they may be OEMs. I didn't want to jump the gun and say they were without being positive. I have seen their OEM products on our C5s before (brake calipers and other items, etc). Their pads are available through aftermarket sources too from what Im seeing.
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