RAristo

Where can I find if not the best price on stock brake pads?

DaveGS4

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jeromeg1

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look for your import car, follow the links...

I purchases front and rear ceramic brake pads....

Good as new! at low cost!

RAristo

I have a question on the pads. When I click through some part website, in the category of rear brake pads, there are always 2 kinds in there. One is N1010-102703 which I think it is just OEM pads, and the other one is N1010-89102 which states they are ACT-Ceramic and made in Japan. What are the difference between OEM pads and the ceramic ones and also, what is the part number for OEM "rear" pads?

TIA

GS400_PUSHER

I got mine from the dealer but they will rape you on the price.....I would try our vendor here first!

RAristo

There is no way that I will purchase brake pads from the dealer. I have my own connection. I just need to know the difference between ceramic and normal pads.

Xav2k2

Does anyone know the part number for stock brake pads?