Looking for Brake pads rotors, what to go with?
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I am looking to do my brake pads/Rotors all the way around. I do not want to purchase them off the internet because twice already I ran into warped rotors from power stop. So I would much rather purchase them in the store. How do the PRO Stop rotors sound from pep boys? And then I can get throw some Pro stop Ceramic's on there or Akebono cermaics? I dont wanna spend a lot of money as I am not looking for anything beyond regular driving conditions. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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All I can tell you my cat had Akebono ProAct ceramic in the front for 67k miles. Very rotor friendly pads. I kept the old rotors (plain Brembo) as spare because they were still at nominal thickness!
Could not get the ProAct anymore so I have the Euro now (the one in the picture in previous post). Semi metallics are more aggressive but also generate dark dust and eat up rotors faster.
The original factory pad/rotor combination was terrible on my cat, particularly in the rear.
The front was ugly I could never clean it and had made terrible noise before it was changed to ceramic. So I went ceramic many years ago and never looked back but I'm not the most aggressive driver on the road.
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