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Old 05-20-2011, 07:43 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by tuanle16
thanks guys,

it just surprises me because the pad themselves looks so thick still. but the squeal and now the light is pushing me to changing them. perhaps it's the inner pads that i can't see that are worn.

but i'm a daily driver. somewhat aggressive. no tracking.

2002 boxster

goals...most important..i hate squeal. second is cost. third is longevity.

thanks.

in my previous experiences, after market...always squeal. original parts are best. so where can i get geniune parts for low cost?
When I was running street pads I had good experiences with both OEM from Sunset Porsche and Mintex pads. Others are running these pads to good effect with low noise, low dust:
http://porterfield-brakes.com/images/portstrt2008_11_06_02_41_04.pdf

I have since moved on to a dedicated track pad that is expensive, never overheats, throws dust like crazy and squeals like a school bus when cold. We all have our priorities.
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