Where to get high quality rotors and ceramic pads?
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Need to know some decent sources for high quality rotors and ceramic pads. I always warp the cheap rotors from regular parts stores, so I need something that will last. I figured I would get Powerslots, but any other proven brands would be fine. I would also like some ceramic pads, as I'm sick to death of brake dust all over my wheels
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I would suggest Bendix or Raybestos premium grade rotors and ceramic pads. While you are changing them, a fluid flush will also gain back any performance lost by the old dirty fluid that most have in the lines.
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Originally Posted by big_news_1
Thanks for the suggestions, Bill. Where do you buy your rotors and pads? Online or in a store?
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Ceramics should have no dust. I got Midas brand ceramic pads and have no dust what so ever.
Brakes do create dust, there'* no way around that fact. Some create more dust than others and the Bendix do have more dust than the Factory GM'* on the truck.