New wheels, should I replace brake pads?
I've run them for nearly 10 years now. They are great!
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On the rockauto website - the pads come in a "set" correct? so the "front" includes the left and right sides - right? Same with the rear set?
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I have never seen pads sold for one corner, before. Every set I have ever seen was for both sides of either the front or rear.
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I know the Hawk HPS pads are popular with Mustangs.
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I like them for the performance, primarily. They stop the big truck with relative ease and smoothness. And I don't experience any break fade, even when going 90 on the freeway or up and down mountains in N.Ga. and N.C. (of course, this could be attributed to the PowerSlot rotors, but I've always used them together).
They're really not great with dust. As long as you wash every couple weeks it's okay, but longer than that and you'll probably start noticing it.
They're really not great with dust. As long as you wash every couple weeks it's okay, but longer than that and you'll probably start noticing it.
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Yep.. That's about what I paid for mine last week. I placed my order last wednesday, and received them early Saturday, and had them on by Saturday afternoon. I think total price including shipping was like $89. Then don't forget the $30 mail-in rebate!!
