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Re: Re: OEM Brake Pads. Where?
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Or maybe they were really good back then but, like so many other things in life, have gradually declined in quality over the years. My only regret is that I can't buy genuine Mopar brake pads for my SVX because, as we all know, Mopar rules!!!! < hey! what happened to my dang windshield wipers??!!??! >
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Does anyone have a good photo of what the brake shims look like?
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Front shims are parts 26233B (2 needed per wheel) and 26233C (1 needed per wheel). 26233B are black rubber coated. 26233C is shiny metal. http://www.subaruparts.com/diag/?mod...category=262-1 Rear shims are parts 26633 (2 needed per wheel) and 26633A (1 needed per wheel). 26633 are black rubber coated. 26633A is shiny metal. http://www.subaruparts.com/diag/?mod...category=263-1
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Mychailo :: 2006 Silver Mitsubishi Evolution 9, E85, 34 psi peak, 425wtq/505whp DJ :: 1995 Laguna Blue SVX L AWD 5MT (sold) Visit my locker SVX Mods: ND iridium spark plugs, Impreza RS fpr, afr tuned to 13.2:1 using a custom MAF bypass, custom exhaust, WRX 5MT w/ STi RA 1st-4th gear & stock WRX 5th gear, Exedy 13 lb flywheel & Sport Clutch, STi Group N tranny & engine mounts, urethane spacers in rear subframe, rear diff mounts, and pitch stopper, SVX Sport Strut Springs (185f/150r), custom 19 mm rear swaybar, urethane swaybar mounts, Rota Torque 17x8", 225/45-17 Proxes 4 tires, Axxis Deluxe Plus organic brake pads. |
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Just ordered my pads.
http://brakewarehouse.com $95 shipped for: Front Axxis Ultimates (better than the Axxis Metalmasters) Rear Axxis Metalmasters -mike |
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BTW, if anyone wants to compare the characteristics of the various Axxis pads, have a look here:
http://www.axxisbrakes.com/technical.htm
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Mychailo :: 2006 Silver Mitsubishi Evolution 9, E85, 34 psi peak, 425wtq/505whp DJ :: 1995 Laguna Blue SVX L AWD 5MT (sold) Visit my locker SVX Mods: ND iridium spark plugs, Impreza RS fpr, afr tuned to 13.2:1 using a custom MAF bypass, custom exhaust, WRX 5MT w/ STi RA 1st-4th gear & stock WRX 5th gear, Exedy 13 lb flywheel & Sport Clutch, STi Group N tranny & engine mounts, urethane spacers in rear subframe, rear diff mounts, and pitch stopper, SVX Sport Strut Springs (185f/150r), custom 19 mm rear swaybar, urethane swaybar mounts, Rota Torque 17x8", 225/45-17 Proxes 4 tires, Axxis Deluxe Plus organic brake pads. |
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Re: Re: OEM Brake Pads. Where?
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mbtoloczko
[B] What was it in the message archive that convinced you that OEM pads were the way to go? About 2 months ago, I replaced my OEM brake pads with Axxis Deluxe Plus organic pads (as well as having the rotors turned), and I was astounded at the improvement in braking performance. I've done the same; mine are organic pads and seem to be much better than the OEM, especially if you like progressive feel to the pedal. FWIW, bill |
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