I believe JC Whitney recommends using the titanium
pads with their drilled rotors,if that means
anything,which I`m sure it doesn`t. I`m going to buy
some of those (rotors) myself,after enough time passes
so that my wife has only a vague memory of my spending
hundreds of bucks on the Dak lately. Probably be six
or eight years. :) Steve P.
--- BARRY OLIVER <DHSPA58@dhs.state.il.us> wrote:
>
> Not that I have a new water pump/tensioner/belt and
> belly pan gasket, it's time to start looking at my
> brakes. The last time I had my wheels off, I looked
> at my rotors and Yikes, they looked awful. No
> wonder I am constantly scrubbing my front rims...
> Anyway, I want to change my pads and my rotors, and
> think I am going to try those JC Whitney
> drilled/slotted rotors that came up a few days ago.
> So, I was looking through my handy-dandy catalog,
> and on the same page as those rotors, they list
> ceramic pads for my truck (99 CC 4x4), but they are
> like $80 or so!! If they work better and stay
> cleaner than the stockers, I think it might be worth
> it, but I wanted to check with the list to see what
> everybody else thought...
>
> -Barry
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