How come my stock rear brakes on a 95 esi fwd takes 96 awd pads. Can someone please tell my because I have tried every other pads there is for every dsm, every year, and those are the only ones that fit. does this mean that my rotors and calipers are 96 awd too. How can they fit my car without a rear axle?
#3380, "RE: rear disc brakes" In response to Reply # 0
yeh i can't answer that but you don't need to change your rear pads that much to begin with. i have rear discs and mine look old as hell but with plenty of stuff left. i also have a 5spd so down shifting saves me alot. but still
#3381, "Downshifting saves you a lot NOW, just wait. . . ." In response to Reply # 1
I just spent $1800 on a new tranny and clutch because I downshifted to slow down for the last 2 years I have had my car. I didn't think it was that big of a deal but then my synchros went bad and you can't just replace those, you have to replace the whole fucking input shaft!! I bought a used tranny and a clutchmasters Stage 3 clutch. Everything should be here in a few days!! I can't wait so I can shift normally again!!
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