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Who could possibly justify spending $80 on a single set of brake pads for a G6???
Go to Autozone and $80 will get you pads for all four wheels. They just going to wear out anyway.
-d
2007 Pontiac G6 GT Sedan 3.5L VVT V6 Granite/Black
Sun 'n Sound, DupliColor Red Calipers, Mobil 1 Oil System
GM Strut Brace, MPR Cold Air Intake
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Who could possibly justify spending $80 on a single set of brake pads for a G6???
Go to Autozone and $80 will get you pads for all four wheels. They just going to wear out anyway.
-d
I guess you'll never understand.
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Who could possibly justify spending $80 on a single set of brake pads for a G6???
Go to Autozone and $80 will get you pads for all four wheels. They just going to wear out anyway.
Who could possibly justify spending $80 on a single set of brake pads for a G6???
Go to Autozone and $80 will get you pads for all four wheels. They just going to wear out anyway.
-d
Who could possibly justify the cost of a G6??? You could go to Paco's discount car lot and get a "perfectly good car" for much less. I mean, it's going to take you to all the same places anyway!
Who could possibly justify spending $80 on a single set of brake pads for a G6???
Go to Autozone and $80 will get you pads for all four wheels. They just going to wear out anyway.
-d
Who could possibly justify the cost of a G6??? You could go to Paco's discount car lot and get a "perfectly good car" for much less. I mean, it's going to take you to all the same places anyway!
I understand the cost of premium brakes, say on a 911 or maybe a Corvette. If you need race performance, then you need race performance, but a G6 is not a racecar. Not even close.
-d
2007 Pontiac G6 GT Sedan 3.5L VVT V6 Granite/Black
Sun 'n Sound, DupliColor Red Calipers, Mobil 1 Oil System
GM Strut Brace, MPR Cold Air Intake
Vector Stealth PCM Tune 93 Octane
Kicker ZX400.1 Amp, 12" Orion Subwoofer http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2686122
Brakes and tires are your most important external equipment on a car, why would you risk your life on cheap parts because you wanted to save some money? If you don't see the benefit in installing high quality parts, then you don't see a benefit in protecting yourself. Sorry that sounds harsh, but it's the bottom line.
Go to autozone or wherever and get brakepads and rotors, you might be ok, but someday you WILL rear-end someone or run off a road and somebody could get hurt.
I know since I've installed my new brakes there have been a couple occasions where I knew I would have hit someone before. I have been in a few accidents and I know the benefit of a good set of brakes and tires and what bad ones will lead to.
I don't know how old or experienced you are, but do yourself a favor and go for the best protection you can get. Car accidents are bad all the way around, even a slight fender-bender is a complete hassle and waste of your time and money. And imagine if somebody died as a result? Don't put yourself or others in that situation.
It's really important to have good brakes and tires.
You know what I don't get. I have heard the G6 brake problem is the result of the pads getting hotspots and melting material onto the rotors which makes the rotors uneven and therefore vibrate. What's weird is, I drive some canyon roads and I pound on the stock brakes pretty hard. Never have I had any brake fade or any loss of stopping power.
I went through the same thing, and AutoZone house brand Duralast was a little over 80 for fronts and rears where the Checker Raybestos were about 73 for just the fronts. I've never used the Duralast brand and ended up taking them back because I actually didn't need brakes once I looked at them but I would much rather go with the Raybestos.
TRADED IN BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN: 2006 GT Coupe in granite metallic, 15/5% tint, vinyl side marker deletes, Doctor Speed Stage 3 CAI, RED calipers by DupliColor, RED LED interior lights, 45 LED tail lights, WideView 8000K HID coversion kit, Nokya Artic White fogs installed, running MoBil 1, FIRST ever granite metallic color matched headlights!! Color matched eyelids just finished! GT-R Exhaust installed. R1 Concepts drilled and slotted zinc plated front rotors.
buying better pads and rotors are great in all, but isn't bigger better? I mean how large are our rotors now? a larger set to fill in that wheel would be nice...
^very true however there are no big brake kits for our cars.
TRADED IN BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN: 2006 GT Coupe in granite metallic, 15/5% tint, vinyl side marker deletes, Doctor Speed Stage 3 CAI, RED calipers by DupliColor, RED LED interior lights, 45 LED tail lights, WideView 8000K HID coversion kit, Nokya Artic White fogs installed, running MoBil 1, FIRST ever granite metallic color matched headlights!! Color matched eyelids just finished! GT-R Exhaust installed. R1 Concepts drilled and slotted zinc plated front rotors.
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