rear rotors on 03 STR and pads......
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as a suggestion, if your going to do the pads and rotors on the rear, you may as well get new pads for the emergency brake. Just a heads up that if you plan on doing the swap, make sure you have a replacement set of those. They are DEALER only and mine cost me 139.35 plus tax cause i had to go to the dealer in a pinch. Yes they can be had cheaper, from the forum members, but with my car apart i had to pay the piper.......however everything is good now, and the brake performance set went on without any issues whatsoever.
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Glad it went well. I guess there aren't enough of these cars for other brake pad companies to manufacture replacement e-brake pads for us at a fair price....
I don't understand how these e-brake pads wear out unless they are malfunctioning and dragging on something as a result. Theoretically, they don't grab anything until the car stops moving and they release before the car starts moving. So what wears them out?
I don't understand how these e-brake pads wear out unless they are malfunctioning and dragging on something as a result. Theoretically, they don't grab anything until the car stops moving and they release before the car starts moving. So what wears them out?
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not sure about them dragging on anything, mine had pad left, however they were crumbling and cracked from what he showed me. They were the original set and after 7 years i guess they just kinda came apart. Now that i think about it, they look very close to be designed like some motorcycle pads....i should have saved them and researched it a little better.
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