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Best brake pads for drilled/slotted rotors?
Been doing a little research on brakes and I have a question. I have a 1988 4Runner, 22RE, 5spd. I'm going with the LC Engineering slotted/cross-drilled rotors in an effort to avoid the warping I've had on the last couple sets of stock rotors. I generally drive in the city, lots of stop and go, sometimes have to slam on the brakes. This has led to my warping problem.
My question is: What's the best type of pad to use with these rotors? Thanks, Craig in NC |
Why not ask LC? Im sure they know what works best with their products better then anyone..
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Ceramic. They chatter a little but they are excellent stoppers & extremely resistant to heat fade.
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dont use ceramic rotors
they heat up to much and have been the cause of rotor replacement, alot of toyotas have this problem but ceramic rotors were a big factor causing mine to warp
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Originally Posted by koone_kenneth
(Post 51221180)
they heat up to much and have been the cause of rotor replacement, alot of toyotas have this problem but ceramic rotors were a big factor causing mine to warp
Yea Ceramic rotors are bad, but Ceramic Pads are good. |
Originally Posted by CRamsey
(Post 50539827)
Been doing a little research on brakes and I have a question. I have a 1988 4Runner, 22RE, 5spd. I'm going with the LC Engineering slotted/cross-drilled rotors in an effort to avoid the warping I've had on the last couple sets of stock rotors. I generally drive in the city, lots of stop and go, sometimes have to slam on the brakes. This has led to my warping problem.
My question is: What's the best type of pad to use with these rotors? Thanks, Craig in NC Regarding pads, the EBC 7000 series are second to none. :) Fred |
I'm doin rotors, pads, and reman calipers up front. Shoul I also replace wheel bearings? Best place online to buy yota parts for 2nd gen runner?
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Yes you should. You will need new races and bearings and inner oil seals.
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