BRAKE PAD ADVICE

[TJMAX98]

Hey....im looking to replace my brake pads. I am pretty heavy on the brakes and go through new pads every 6 months or so. I was wondering if there was better quality pads out there thatlast a while without braking the bank.

Its a 98 Max with stock braking system.

I was thinking.... EBC Front Left And Right Brake Pad Set - Yellowstuff 1995-1999 Nissan MaximaEBC YELLOWSTUFF 4000 R SERIES BRAKE PAD SET -- Made From A Full-Race Capable Material, Engineered To Withstand High Temperatures, Upholds High Resistance To Wear, Yields Zero Damage To Rotors, Reduces Noise And Dust Dispersal, Designed To Be Used As The Ultimate Race Brake Pad For Highly-Tuned High-Horsepower Cars For Racetrack And Street Use, Offers A Superb """"Bite"""" Even When Cold Which Means They Do Not Require To Be Warmed Up, Features Centre Line Slots To Prevent Cracking And A Coating Which Cleans Up Rotors And Accelerates Pad Break-In, Set Includes Left And Right Brake Pads, Recommended For Race Use But Perfectly Safe For Street Use

[NutriaforBreakfast]

Do you clean them regularly with brake cleaner?

You also might take some steel wool and lightly breakup any glaze on the rotors

[coolhand]

Try these

http://www.autozone.com/R,APP1...l.htm

I used them and they work great. I would go with Brembo rotors.

[TJMAX98]

Try these

http://www.autozone.com/R,APP1...l.htm

I used them and they work great. I would go with Brembo rotors.

I just bought these pads and am going to have them installed this weekend. I have to admitt, im not very technical. But how would i go about cleaning them....with gas being so high i can afford new brakes every 6 months

Thanks for the advice

[DMoreau]

I've always liked the bendix brake pads for oem replacement. Stay away from the cheap stuff. The cheap rotors will warp and the pads will squeel.