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These pads have rubber shims right? So no anti squeal needed?
The OEM ones have metal shims right? This is new to me.
Correct on all...I do put a thin layer of the grease on the shim, but would think either way will be fine...when you get the pads and compare the old ones to the new ones you will see...the c max are a much higher quality pad
Finally got around to putting in my new pads up front to fix my dirty wheel problem!!!
Used autozone c max gold, it's their best pad, and I can say it's a higher quality pad then what was in there...
Almost zero dust, brake performance is just about as good, maybe a little less initial bite...all in all, very happy to once again fix a dirty wheel from brake pads problem again, this time I only waited 4 months!!
DGC1586 was the part I used...
Takes longer to take wheel off then it does to swap out the pads
Once u have the wheel off it really only takes 30 seconds to remove and reinstall the pads. I'm surprised this 60K car is so easy. The rear is totally different. We need a DIY for it!
09-17-15, 07:25 PM
I think the stopping power is better than OEM, it bites more and smooth, no noise at all.
