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Old 03-23-2015 | 08:23 PM
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Rotors and Pads

Hey guys, so my pads are starting to squeak and I can tell my rotors are getting wore down. So question is what brake pads and rotors would you recommend for my Lnf?
Old 03-23-2015 | 08:33 PM
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Oem pads and rotors. Only way to go.
Old 03-23-2015 | 09:32 PM
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Awesome, so do you think amazon is cheapest place to get them?
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don't get the oem rears, they wear down real fast. get hawk rears. oem rotors and fronts though
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and yes amazon so far as iv seen is the cheapest.
Old 03-26-2015 | 12:32 AM
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Thanks guys! Can I get a link to the stock rotors on amazon, don't want to get the wrong ones
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Any reason not to get "better" pads? I look through some of our vendor's sites and there descriptions are terrible. How many different color pads are there? I don't know the difference and they don't tell you. I need front pads/rotors and rear rotors (dealership said new brakes in rear LOL they pad slapped **** rusted rotors). I don't remember the name of the rotors but I probably drilled/slotted with the painted black in the center.
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OP do you have a LNF or a LSJ like your signature indicates?
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Cheapest possible rotors and the best pads.
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OP do you have a LNF or a LSJ like your signature indicates?
I noticed that, I have to update my sig too. I have an LNF w brembo's as well.


Looking for maybe drilled and slotted rotors with painted centers and good pads for the best deal
Old 03-26-2015 | 11:39 AM
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Oem pads and rotors. Only way to go.
This right here^
Old 03-26-2015 | 12:09 PM
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I'll differ from everyone and say R1 concepts rotors all around and OEM pads. For an LNF that is...
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It depends on what you want.


If I was on the track, OEM rotors and pads for the LNF with Hawk out back.

I dont track, so I got R1 slots and Powerstop EVO all around. Not as aggressive as stock, but I am fine with the less dust I wanted.
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Originally Posted by breds2k
I noticed that, I have to update my sig too. I have an LNF w brembo's as well.


Looking for maybe drilled and slotted rotors with painted centers and good pads for the best deal
I bought a set of stoptech slotted and cryo treated for my DD'ing and it def helps with the initial pad bite in the rain
Old 03-26-2015 | 01:31 PM
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don't get the oem rears, they wear down real fast. get hawk rears. oem rotors and fronts though
I must have the only lnf with working rear brakes 117k miles and theres still plenty of life left, or they don't work at all but either way i think adjustment on the ebrake and properly lubing everything has something to do with it
Old 03-26-2015 | 05:14 PM
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I must have the only lnf with working rear brakes 117k miles and theres still plenty of life left, or they don't work at all but either way i think adjustment on the ebrake and properly lubing everything has something to do with it
Same here. 88k no issues with the rear breaks. About to change them out soon tho just to make sure they stay working lol😎 did the brembos at 75k I think I might want to do a rebuild kit soon the boot for the piston was a grey color idk if I should change the boot or just rebuild the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by ECaulk
OP do you have a LNF or a LSJ like your signature indicates?
I have an lsj and an lnf. I was talking about my lnf brakes though. Can someone link me to stock rotors on amazon. I want to order tomorrow
Old 03-26-2015 | 09:50 PM
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R1 slotted rotors with Hawk HPS pads has been a great setup for me, I like it much better than the stock stuff. Unless you track your car the benefits of the stock front pads will never be seen.
Old 03-26-2015 | 09:58 PM
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Any reason not to get "better" pads? I look through some of our vendor's sites and there descriptions are terrible. How many different color pads are there? I don't know the difference and they don't tell you. I need front pads/rotors and rear rotors (dealership said new brakes in rear LOL they pad slapped **** rusted rotors). I don't remember the name of the rotors but I probably drilled/slotted with the painted black in the center.
OEM pads are aggressive enough for street pads, IMO. You don't want to get too much more aggressive because the pads will be meant to operate at higher temps and they aren't as effective in normal street use. They wear your rotors more, too. I wouldn't bother with drilled rotors, either. They have less surface area and don't help with cooling. Slotted is what I'd suggest for tracking or autoX. If only for the street, plain rotors are the best.
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Ah but the looks though! Even if its a "ricer" mod, I love the look of drilled and slotted rotors. Just found the R1 concepts there and am going to order those with pads.
Old 03-27-2015 | 09:40 PM
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I've been running drilled but not slotted r1 rotors for 2 years and they have done well. Look really good 2. I doubt I would track them due to concerns with cracking but street wise they have done great.
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Here are the links for OEM stuffs:
Amazon.com: ACDelco 171-1012 GM Original Equipment Front Disc Brake Pad Kit: Automotive Amazon.com: ACDelco 171-1012 GM Original Equipment Front Disc Brake Pad Kit: Automotive

Amazon.com: ACDelco 177-1056 GM Original Equipment Front Disc Brake Rotor: Automotive Amazon.com: ACDelco 177-1056 GM Original Equipment Front Disc Brake Rotor: Automotive

Amazon.com: ACDelco 177-1057 GM Original Equipment Rear Disc Brake Rotor: Automotive Amazon.com: ACDelco 177-1057 GM Original Equipment Rear Disc Brake Rotor: Automotive

Amazon.com: ACDelco 171-0953 GM Original Equipment Rear Disc Brake Pad Kit: Automotive Amazon.com: ACDelco 171-0953 GM Original Equipment Rear Disc Brake Pad Kit: Automotive

When it comes to braking power, it's impossible to beat OEM with any aftermarket rotors or pads, unless you go race pads.
I know not many people road race their cars, but blank OEM rotors are hands down the best under the worst conditions (road track)
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Happy with zzp big brake upgrade here.

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Autozone rotors and Wagner thermoquiet pads.
You don't need to spend $500 on rotors and pads. I spent $250 for all four corners and I don't notice a difference.


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