treegump
Romans 3:22-24
http://www.adaptive1.com/ - anyone use them and what do you think?
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Adaptive1 brakes
- Thread starter treegump
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schiker
Well-Known Member
Might be good pads for a Honda with sporty rims you don't want as much dust on them but I'd rather have 2 heavy duty stopping pads. The dust isn't bad on the outside of my steel factory wheels anyway.
Not sure if one side is going to wear faster either hope they have "squealers" on both sides.
Not sure if one side is going to wear faster either hope they have "squealers" on both sides.
6.5TD Burb
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The theory is since one pad moves and the other doesn't they need to be different formulated pads. One formulated for the outside pad (stationary) and one for the inside pad (pad on the piston). I have a set on my Thunderbird running PBR calipers, they do well. Quite a few of my customers use them and love them. The heavier duty vehicles, mainly one tons and larger, do not have these pads available; they are intended for lighter/sporty vehicles. Oddly though they do have a set listed for my Suburban (8600 GVW).