Is it OK to have different pads front/rear?
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Is it OK to have different pads front/rear?
I've seen lots of posts about EBC and Hawk pads. Is it OK to run different pads in the front and rear on a sedan? Is it OK to run EBC or Hawk up front and leave the factory rear pads on? I'm currently at 15% up front and 50% in the rear. I wanted EBC but they only make the fronts for sedans. The other option is to run the Hawks front and rear.
Feedback would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks
Feedback would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks
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Re: Is it OK to have different pads front/rear?
"Is it OK to run EBC or Hawk up front and leave the factory rear pads on?"
Thats exactly what I am doing.
Crawford Plenum / Z tube + Stillen Hi-Flow / Borla Dual Exhaust / Stillen Xdrilled+Stotted Rotors
Best 1/4 mile 14.371 @ 100.29, 60ft 2.347
Thats exactly what I am doing.
Crawford Plenum / Z tube + Stillen Hi-Flow / Borla Dual Exhaust / Stillen Xdrilled+Stotted Rotors
Best 1/4 mile 14.371 @ 100.29, 60ft 2.347
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Re: Is it OK to have different pads front/rear?
I have had the EBC Greenstuff pads up front for anout hmmm 3-4 months. No problems at all, they work great. Will get the rears as soon as they come out.
Crawford Plenum / Z tube + Stillen Hi-Flow / Borla Dual Exhaust / Stillen Xdrilled+Stotted Rotors
Best 1/4 mile 14.371 @ 100.29, 60ft 2.347
Crawford Plenum / Z tube + Stillen Hi-Flow / Borla Dual Exhaust / Stillen Xdrilled+Stotted Rotors
Best 1/4 mile 14.371 @ 100.29, 60ft 2.347
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Re: Is it OK to have different pads front/rear?
The rears are and have been out for a long time. I have them, www.tirerack.com... call them up;
Thanks - Joey Avino
Thanks - Joey Avino
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