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ajcfalconFeb-20-05 03:21 PM
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#26415, "cross drilled rotor/pads question"


          

I did a search and didnt come up with anything... perhaps i couldnt find the right key words so forgive me if this has been discussed.

Anyways, i have had power stop rotors for about a year now and i have used semi-metalic pads(mainly because they were cheap) but they squeel on hot days.

So, i replaced my pads yesterday with some ceramic pads... i test drove it and it stopped perfectly with no squeel and great stopping power.

Then, i was reading my new summit magazine and underneath the power-stop cross drilled rotors it says "must use metalic or semi-metalic pads"...

Well.. fuck because i just spent $60.00 on reybestos ceramic pads and i cant return them because i have anti-squeel agent on them.

The question is: Will i be ok with these for now? why do they say metalic pads only? what will happen if i continue to drive with the ceramic pads?


Thanks for any help you can give me

  

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cross drilled rotor/pads question [View all] , ajcfalcon, Feb-20-05 03:21 PM
  RE: cross drilled rotor/pads question, siueclipse, Feb-20-05 06:23 PM, #1
RE: cross drilled rotor/pads question, Pitchblack98, Feb-21-05 06:55 AM, #2
      RE: cross drilled rotor/pads question, BuckNutty, Feb-21-05 12:21 PM, #3
           RE: cross drilled rotor/pads question, thedawg, Feb-24-05 07:23 AM, #4

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