Ebc red. Good pads imo
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Ebc red. Good pads imo
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Yep. That’s the one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
Wow thanks for all the replies... But now decisions decisions...
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I just finished my oil pan gasket. I let the car run for 10 minutes after refilling the oil, and no drips!
Well, I got under the car to put the aluminum shield back on, and it noticed some oil leaking from the back passenger corner of the pan. Looks like dirty oil. I want to believe this is just some residual oil that got stuck in a crack somewhere during the job, and leaked out when the temperature went up. Also, the oil i put in should look milky, since i added a bottle of liquimoly ceratec. What do you guys think? Is this normal, or should I be concerned?
Let it seat in for a bit.
Watch it for a bit clean it with soap not a full degreaser.
I’ve tracked the akebono pads and they held up just fine for a newb. The affordable price, no dust and good stopping power make them a win to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by PetesZ
They're especially affordable when they're backed by Fcp for life ha!
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Good to know. I tracked mine the other day and boiled tf out of the fluid. Thought it was the pads getting destroyed but they look to have handled it well.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenkirsh
I saw FCP sells DTC60/70 track pads for the 330 calipers. If they don’t start selling them for the BMWP/135s by the time I need to replace mine next year I might consider putting the OE calipers back on.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3LiterStraightSix
I'm really bummed that FCP's selection is limited to OE stuff, mainly. They don't sell any brake pads for my Wilwood calipers. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by 704sw