brakes & rotors

[A26B]

Originally Posted by TomZR1

Jerry,i think you mean c pads from auto zone, I've been reading a lot of reviews on c pads(autozone),Wagner , hawk hps,I guess to each thier own,good not good,dusty no bite,loud.best review so far hawk hps,not going to track the car,Sunday drives,car shows, a little street racing so it must handle 0-120,120-0,every once in a while

I don't know about the "c pads" you mentioned, but do recall the pads were Performance Friction, Z-Rated. I do not know if A/Z still carries the performance Friction Line. it's been several years ago.

Re: Here's a link that lists a lot of different rotors, Hawk & Performance Friction pads. The performance Friction-Z pads are still current.

http://www.frozenrotors.com/shop-by-...ty+suspension/

[TomZR1]

Here's my update after days of research hawk hps it is $159 f/r pads,rotors ended being oem gm,still had life getting them cut.plan on putting everything back this weekend.Thanks everyone for all your knowledge & expertise

[WVZR-1]

Originally Posted by TomZR1

Here's my update after days of research hawk hps it is $159 f/r pads,rotors ended being oem gm,still had life getting them cut.plan on putting everything back this weekend.Thanks everyone for all your knowledge & expertise

The quality of the resurfacing is quite important - it's not a "corner store" operation usually. Equipment and the condition of the tooling are important. Having them Blanchard ground is I believe generally the preferred locally available method. Automotive machine shop that does flywheels also.

*** Don't forget your front rotors are "directional'!