Doing the rotors/pads/ss brake lines
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Doing the rotors/pads/ss brake lines
Is this kit for the rotors/pads any good? Land Rover Discovery II Brake Rebuild Kits: Land Rover Brake Kits Online
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Akebono ceramic pads and any decent after market set of rotors, will cost you more but the pads will far out perform the basic cheap pads sets that are offered in a kit.
Amazon and E-Bay have the best prices on them as well as the replacement brake line, which are a must at your mileage if you want a firmer brake pedal.
Also remember to do a full 2 quart DOT 4 brake flush when done
Amazon and E-Bay have the best prices on them as well as the replacement brake line, which are a must at your mileage if you want a firmer brake pedal.
Also remember to do a full 2 quart DOT 4 brake flush when done
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Is this kit for the rotors/pads any good? Land Rover Discovery II Brake Rebuild Kits: Land Rover Brake Kits Online
That kit will be more than fine.
Personally I'd go to AutoZone and get pads locally with a lifetime warranty.
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With the way I abuse any thing, lifetime warranty never seems to work out. In a few years they will be shot, I'm ok with that personally.
Well for heavy off road use, what would be recommended kit wise? I guess I'm just asking for someone to say "get this one (provided link)" and I go ok and go on about my day
Well for heavy off road use, what would be recommended kit wise? I guess I'm just asking for someone to say "get this one (provided link)" and I go ok and go on about my day
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no one sells a kit with Akebono pads but here is a kit: [FRONT+REAR] 4 ELINE OE FACTORY REPLACEMENT BRAKE ROTORS + 8 CERAMIC PADS | eBay
I run thier rotors without a problem and I installed the pads from the kit into another disco, that member has not told me of any problems.
I run thier rotors without a problem and I installed the pads from the kit into another disco, that member has not told me of any problems.
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There are no H.D. brake kits on the market, as mentioned before Akebono pads and to make a better system DBA slotted and drilled rotors.
By the way, the term OEM, doesn't mean they were used by the factory, it just means they are copies, made by other after market companies that are supposed to be an equal, but rarely are.
By the way, the term OEM, doesn't mean they were used by the factory, it just means they are copies, made by other after market companies that are supposed to be an equal, but rarely are.
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