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Re: How much should this cost? (Brakes) 200 82

posted by  someone claiming to be Mike W. on  Sat Jul 7 15:39 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Neal:

I rather like PBR pads; they're relatively dust free and do a decent job of stopping the car. Shop around though, IPD's prices are on the high side. Try www.fcpgroton.com. You should be able to get a complete set of pads for all four wheels for under $50. You might also want to pick up new brake hardware kits (pins and springs) and shims while you're on their website. Also, get a Motive Products power bleeder (about $45 from www.motiveproducts.com); it makes brake bleeding a cinch. Be sure to apply PBlaster to all your bleeder screws several times over a period of days before you try to crack them open.





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