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Time For A Brake Pad Change

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Hey all my brake pads are screaming there heads off pretty sure its just the front and im 90% sure that its only because its glazed over but still wanna change them...what are some good pads... ive heard Green stuff is pretty good what do people think?..:)

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QFM A1RM, only abit more than the HPX, good at the track and street.. but very dusty. but check GSL Rallysport's sponser section on here, it's where i've got my QFM pads from so far

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Not noisy at all, I sometimes barely hear the A1RMs when dead cold but only if the stereo is completely off.

Only reason why pads make noise on skylines is because people throw away the Nissan backing plates or don't put grease between them and the pad itself. Without those backing plates or the right grease, the pad vibrates under braking and makes awful squealing noises.

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