new TRD brake pads impression
10-10-01, 02:56 PM
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Globe,
I got these pads also from Steve b/c my stock ones were worn out. The only bad thing about these is the amount of dust. Out of the box, it didn't seem very dusty. Other then that, they work great. So great in fact that when my mom borrowed my car one time and braked so hard, made the guy behind her swerve and crash into a wall. GREAT PADS!!
I got these pads also from Steve b/c my stock ones were worn out. The only bad thing about these is the amount of dust. Out of the box, it didn't seem very dusty. Other then that, they work great. So great in fact that when my mom borrowed my car one time and braked so hard, made the guy behind her swerve and crash into a wall. GREAT PADS!!
10-10-01, 03:11 PM
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after some clarification with Steve, here's the result:
The pads I got are TRD Japan brake pads. The ones listed in the TRD website are older and are discontinued, but some dealers have them in stock still. That's why they're different costs. I'll find out more later.
Thanks again to Steve for clarifying everything. Top quality service! Props to Steve! yay!~
The pads I got are TRD Japan brake pads. The ones listed in the TRD website are older and are discontinued, but some dealers have them in stock still. That's why they're different costs. I'll find out more later.
Thanks again to Steve for clarifying everything. Top quality service! Props to Steve! yay!~
10-10-01, 04:06 PM
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Originally posted by Shinchan
Hi Globe,
Did you use the stock router or you already have the TRD router on the car?
Hi Globe,
Did you use the stock router or you already have the TRD router on the car?
J/k man just messin with ya.
I'm running stock rotors and calipers. Plus if I go any bigger in rotor size the stock 16s won't fit. I'll see if I need to upgrade to Supra TT kit or something in the future when I get bigger wheels.
10-10-01, 04:25 PM
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Originally posted by GlobeCLK
No routers and no hubs in my car. My computer network is at home
J/k man just messin with ya.
I'm running stock rotors and calipers. Plus if I go any bigger in rotor size the stock 16s won't fit. I'll see if I need to upgrade to Supra TT kit or something in the future when I get bigger wheels.
No routers and no hubs in my car. My computer network is at home
J/k man just messin with ya.
I'm running stock rotors and calipers. Plus if I go any bigger in rotor size the stock 16s won't fit. I'll see if I need to upgrade to Supra TT kit or something in the future when I get bigger wheels.
If you want, you can check out my Supra TT brake setup...
Brent
10-10-01, 05:52 PM
#24
Originally posted by BLiu
Globe,
If you want, you can check out my Supra TT brake setup...
Brent
Globe,
If you want, you can check out my Supra TT brake setup...
Brent
Originally posted by KNKGS400
i got part #04491-JA820 and #*04492-JS600 not sure which is front and back, hope this help got from TRD website.
i got part #04491-JA820 and #*04492-JS600 not sure which is front and back, hope this help got from TRD website.
10-10-01, 06:29 PM
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Originally posted by biggie27
hey globe who isntalled your pads for you was it the dealers or did you have someone else install it for you ?
hey globe who isntalled your pads for you was it the dealers or did you have someone else install it for you ?
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