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YOUR RESEARCHBrake squeal
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Went to oem fronts and a set from autozone and now quiet.
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I did my front brakes this past winter. I replaced pads and discs. I believe I used brembo parts. Car stops fine but let�s out this squeal sometimes when I hit the brakes. Is there anything I can do now to correct? I�ve put about 2k on them. New pads, new rotors, suggestions?
I just tell people they are racing pads. 😀😀
Add anti-squeal to the back sides of them.
I have a tub of the stuff that I've had for years.
I use it on all brake jobs instead of the stuff that the part stores sell with pads.
I bought it at Bavarian Autosport, but ECS bought them and they carry it now.
One tub will last a long time, even if you do 10-12 brake jobs per year.
I have some anti-squeal but didn't use it when I did mine because of the dampeners. I suggest you just switch to the Akebonos and be done with it (hopefully).
I believe after driving a couple minutes. Under hard braking they are fine. For slow stops, they squeal at the very end, right before I stop. Car stops great otherwise.
Yep. Those pads are designed for higher heat conditions and may even perform better with spirited or track driving than a stock pads. Stock pads should not squeal, but they could wear faster on the track. Stock pads may also bite faster and slow a car down faster with less brake pedal pressure during a panic stop, whereas track pads need heat to grip most effectively.
My advice is to pick 1 of these options:
1.) Replace the pads
2.) Always drive like a crazy person (spiritedly)
3.) Live with it
Sounds exactly like my Honda Type R(Brembo front calipers not sure what brand the stock pads are). Squeals like a banshee on the street. At AutoX I hear nothing. The brakes are fantastic just noisy when cold.
When i bought my car it had pagid yellows. Terrible squeal. Went to oem fronts and a set from autozone and now quiet. Certainly not as strong as the yellows but for dd i dont need track pads.
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