Hawk Performance Ceramic Brake Pads
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after a full 15 minutes of hammering on the rotor, I went to the auto parts store and bought two cans of the Freeze-Off. I sprayed about 1/2 of a can on the base of the studs on one wheel , making sure to spray completely around the circumference of each stud with multiple passes.
then as quick as I could put the can down down and grabbed the rotor on both sides and tried to rock it side to side. It pretty much just fell off at that point.
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I've read generally good stuff about Akebono pads (and their customer service seems to at least know what they're talking about), specifically that they've got decent bite and pretty low dust. I haven't used them though, so I can't speak from experience. Just passing on what I've read. Chances are when I do have to replace my pads, I'll probably go with those (and I'll drop some intel or a review either way).
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