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Best brake pads

posted by  B.C. on  Wed Jan 3 07:43 CST 2007
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Yeah, I can run with the lifetime pads, but only on the rears. Been rolling through AutoZone pads for over two decades. Just keep receipts and keep driving 240s. It's amazing. Have to keep good inventory control in the garage, though.

Front brakes get PBRs. They do need some special things when installing, and a breaking-in period, but they are much less dust (great with Corona wheels) and last a long time.

Keep on truckin' Rolling!

Bob

:>)






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