Reply With Quotewell unless you wana spend the big bucks on real calipers and rotors and shoes ohhh bt 2500 for a nice pair :P when it comes to breaks always buy the best because your gonna need it posibaly
Its time for new rotors n im wondering what other 202 owners have?? Stock or aftermarket?
well unless you wana spend the big bucks on real calipers and rotors and shoes ohhh bt 2500 for a nice pair :P when it comes to breaks always buy the best because your gonna need it posibaly
I currently have a new set of front OEM rotors and my back rotors were just reground. I'm running a high-performance ceramic street pad, but my intentions are when I save up some spending money I'm going to order some EBC Redstuff pads for my stock rotors. Ceramics are great for minimal brake dust but not so hot for faster driving. I hear the Redstuffs offer quite a bit more bite even on a stock setup, and I'm not super interested in changing out my rotors for the time being, but I want to try these pads I've heard quite a bit about and see if there is a difference.
96 Black C280 (Black Vixen) - Sold/Retired 10/13
I no longer own a w202 and I kick myself in the head every day for it...
everytime you change the pads its usualy about time you change the rotors
I got Akebono Euro Ceramic Pads Front and Rear with a set of Centric Premium Rotors (coated black in the center to prevent that nasty Rust look on plain rotors)
1997 C280 Sport
can i do ebc rotors with stock pads?? what do u guys its better ... akebono or ebc??
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