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Recommended Brake Rotors & Pads?
I’m looking to improve braking performance via replacement pads & rotors (don’t want to go to the expense of a Vanco system). Based on earlier posts, it seems Centric Premium rotors and EBC Greenstuff pads are the way to go.
I’m seeing two “EBC Greenstuff” pad sets – any recommendations on which to get? EBC Greenstuff #DP61255, $69- http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/details/QQJeepQQWranglerQQEBCQQBrake_Pad_SetQQ19972006QQE3 5DP61255.html EBC Greenstuff #E35DP71255 ($98-) http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/details/QQJeepQQWranglerQQEBCQQBrake_Pad_SetQQ19972006QQE3 5DP71255.html Here’s the rotors – Centric Premium, $65, http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/search/?N=10852+1557+4294967028+9179+837&V=10852+1557+429 4967028&Vh=2000%20Jeep%20Wrangler Thx, Cliff
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EBC yellowstuff pads are reported as even better than the greenstuff pads. ( I have greenstuff pads on a stock brake set up and they work outstanding)
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I went with the ones in the 2nd link (7000 series) based off of mr.blaine's recomendations.
My brakes work very well now, but I cannot say that the pads did it for me. At the same time I put on new rotors, drums, calipers, rear shoes, wheel cylinders, braided lines, and a long overdue fluid flush.
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I just called AutoPartsWarehouse (http://www.autopartswarehouse.com) to order the 7000 series Greenstuff pads and Centric Premium rotors. The rep was very insistent that they were having problmes with the Centric pads and recommended I chose something else. He recommended the $92- Brembo, but said to get anything other than the Centric rotors.
Here are the rotors he is recommending: http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/details/QQJeepQQWranglerQQBremboQQBrake_DiscQQ19982006QQW0 133-1612667.html Any opinions on the Centric Premium rotors? Any other suggestions? |
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Expensive rotors. I'm getting Summit Racing's cross drilled for $59 each.
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I'm running the Brembo rotors and the greenstuff pads. Rotors were 40 each and the pads were 65ish. The setup works really well.
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Why cross drilled? With all the info about how they actually dont work as well in normal driving conditions on a jeep as a "regular" rotor(non-racing and not super heated)
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We use centric parts at work and I am running centric rotors on the rear and I am having no problems.
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The sales rep at AutoPartsWarehouse.com called me back, saying there no longer was an issue with the Centric rotors, and was very insistent on me ordering them right away. I have no idea what the original "issue" was. But I didn't like the way this was handled, don't like the high pressure from the sales rep, and don't like them "returning" a call I placed from a restricted number.
Is there a place in So. Calif. that carries EBC pads and Centric rotors? Most of the ususal places (Pep Boys, Kragen, AutoZone, NAPA...) don't carry them. |
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Id be pissed................I wouldnt expect pressure selling tactics when im ordering auto parts.
Summit racing has the pads not sure about the rotors though
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where did you purchase these from?
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I am wanting to do the ebc yellowstuff upgrade my self. Please, list where you purchased the pads and rotors. Even better a link to them. Thanx.
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Jerry - sounds good. Do you know of local places that carry them? I'd kind of like to take my old rotors in for comparison when I pick them up.
Cliff |
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