new brakes!

when we first bought the car, we didnt touch the brakes. maybe resurfaced the rears, but we didnt touch the front rotors. well after driving on the freeway, i started to hear a metal-metal grinding noise. sure enough, the pads had worn down and was rubbing against the rotors. time to change my brakes!!

nothing big, but a little bit more stopping power. and it looks a lot better. my dad used Carbon Metallic on his race car (some of you might remember) so these brakes stopped a lot better.

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i'll try to get some better pics

Comments

  • :thumbup: for new brakes.

    my last set of front brakes were Brembo rotors and Hawk HT 10 pads.

    looked just like your set-up, stops like tossing out an anchor. after the pads heat up, anyway.
  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    These kinds of upgrades really should be mandatory on the wagons.

    I got DBA rotors and EBC greenstuff pads. I will never ever recommend EBC pads to anyone again - they say low brake dust and OK braking from cold but thats a load of crap.

    The DBA rotors rock though. :D
  • hondarcbhondarcb Band Wagon
    Do the 2wd and 4wd wagons have the same brakes? Some sites list them as the same, some as different.
  • i have my story with brakes, i just changed into some new set of pads and rotors last night (drilled & slotted)..the damn little rotor screws got stripped. i was there for a long time trying to figure out how to get them bitches out.

    finally, i got a power drill and drilled a hole right into the head and it came out quick style..then i went and got some new screws cuz i knew i wasn't gonna be able to use those anymore.
  • hondarcb wrote:
    Do the 2wd and 4wd wagons have the same brakes? Some sites list them as the same, some as different.


    i believe the 4wd rotor is slightly larger..not by much but slightly. (similar to the Ex & Si ef's)

    the pads should be the same.
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