Sport Brakes
You should consider bedding in the brakes. This is something that is normally done with big brake upgrades, but it should also work with the stock brakes if they were not "seasoned" correctly and squeal. Here is a white paper ...
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...contents.shtml
You probably do not have to be as agressive to get the stock hardware up to temperature as with the BBK, so I probably would not make as many passes.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...contents.shtml
You probably do not have to be as agressive to get the stock hardware up to temperature as with the BBK, so I probably would not make as many passes.
Originally Posted by G35in305
didnt know that. not sure if you're fully understanding how loud this squeeking is though. pretty embarrassing to be rolling around in a 40k+ car and having my brakes squeek like a train.
Last edited by terrycs; Oct 9, 2007 at 12:41 PM.
Squeaking is crappy regardless of what car you drive.
Aftermarket ceramic pads help a lot in that department + they dust less; and swapping them out on single piston Calipers is a synch . Just FYI.
Brembos were only for the 03 and 04 Coupes. Infiniti OEM pads love to squeal. After I had enough of the noise and of course the dust, I switched to ceramics and have never had a complaint about the brakes since. Of course I get the bonus of longer pad and rotor life.
Originally Posted by airhoppz
it'll be nice when a Brembo kit is released. I'll buy it before my brake life is even up.
Originally Posted by G35in305
how much does a set of not too expensive ceramic pads cost? links?
Originally Posted by bocatrip
I paid $59 for the fronts (Akebono Pro Acts) and purchased the set at a local parts outfit (forgot the name....sorry). You can get them at tirerack as well.
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