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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: AJMBLAZER on February 02, 2006, 03:41:16 PM
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Still running the crappy front OEM pads Suzuki put on the GV. They absorb moisture and make god awful noise after doing that when warm and also make horrible amounts of brake dust. They're also wearing down pretty damn fast compared to the rear shoes. Looking to get a new set to replace them, anyone have any good recommendations?
Organic, non-organic, ceramic, metallic, semi-metallic, blah blah blah it's mostly Greek to me.
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Still running the crappy front OEM pads Suzuki put on the GV. They absorb moisture and make god awful noise after doing that when warm and also make horrible amounts of brake dust. They're also wearing down pretty damn fast compared to the rear shoes. Looking to get a new set to replace them, anyone have any good recommendations?
Organic, non-organic, ceramic, metallic, semi-metallic, blah blah blah it's mostly Greek to me.
I only use Wagner brake pads. they leave the least dust and last the longest.
Mike
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Any particular type or whatever of the Wagner brand?
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When it comes to pads, I usually prefer to stick with the OEM because I've experienced less rotor wear. Keep in mind that the front breaks do most of the stopping so usually you will go through 3 sets of fronts before you change the backs. On my wifes Honda I finally had to change the rear breaks after 75,000 miles. Good luck!
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"pbr metalmaster" brake pads - i use them on both of my vehicles. probably the best pads i've used in a long time. here in canada we get them from lordco auto parts. i dont know who stocks them in the states. they are made in australia and and reasonably priced.
derek