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Kevlar brake pads vs stock - 5/10/2008 9:16:50 AM   
lateniteharley

 

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I'm looking at replacing my front brake with a floating rotor and I've heard different opinions on Kevlar pads as opposed to stock pads. And whatever else there is for helping with a single front brake system.
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RE: Kevlar brake pads vs stock - 5/13/2008 6:36:36 AM   
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There is a brake pad thread in here that I looked at before switching my pads out. I went with the LRB Z+ pads, and they stop real well. They are quieter too! The stock brakes made a clicking sound, I was told by the dealership that it's normal for floaters to do that... I was surprised the first time I applied the front brakes with the LRB pads installed -- no clicking!

My master cylinder continues to leak, even after a seal change though...

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RE: Kevlar brake pads vs stock - 5/13/2008 12:53:19 PM   
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I just replaced my stock POS brake pads this weekend with Lyndall Z+ pads and man what an amazing difference. Besides stopping so much better, I can’t hear them at all.

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