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DesertSprite
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What's the verdict on semi-metallic pads? Are they worth it? Thinking of ordering a set from Moss. Should I just go with the standard OEM ones?
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Matthew E. Herd
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I've had good luck with whatever you get at the local chain. Cheap, and they last fine for the mileage I see (even with autocross).
capitalcitycars
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I purchased mine at autozone with no problems.
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DesertSprite
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That's what I thought you guys would say. Sounds like a trip to NAPA on Saturday.
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aeronca65t
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For the record, I bought CarboTech pads for the racer (almost $100) plus new Brembo rotors.
They didn't seem that much better than the $30 "sport" pads at Moss and my old worn rotors.
For a street car, I'm sure the pads at your local auto store are fine.
They didn't seem that much better than the $30 "sport" pads at Moss and my old worn rotors.
For a street car, I'm sure the pads at your local auto store are fine.
