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blakjak55 · 04-19-2017, 11:05 AM

Unless you track or race the car you're not going to get better than OEM really.

I get OEM AC-Delco pads for usually around $100 a set (front or rear / give or take $20-40) through Amazon or Rock Auto.

The part numbers you listed are correct. The rears (171-0882) can be had on Amazon for 80 bucks and yes, they're OEM. The fronts (171-1112) looks like Rockauto has the best prices today at $140. Time you figure in shipping Amazon may be close to or beat the price.

Blueforce · 04-19-2017, 03:30 PM

Yeah I don't do any tracking. I have taken it to the track 3 times and ran it only 3 times and there's plenty of time to stop so it's not really like I have to slam hard on the brakes at 100mph. Where I live there is only a 1/8 mile track.

Alright, thanks. I'll pay a few extra for the OEM brakes. They last almost 30k miles anyways. And I only put about 3-4000 a year on the car

STINGER BEE · 09-07-2019, 09:48 AM

Can you tell me if they give off a lot of dust.
Thanks

QUOTE=blakjak55;9681686]Unless you track or race the car you're not going to get better than OEM really.

I get OEM AC-Delco pads for usually around $100 a set (front or rear / give or take $20-40) through Amazon or Rock Auto.

The part numbers you listed are correct. The rears (171-0882) can be had on Amazon for 80 bucks and yes, they're OEM. The fronts (171-1112) looks like Rockauto has the best prices today at $140. Time you figure in shipping Amazon may be close to or beat the price.[/QUOTE]

04-19-2017, 11:05 AM	#15
blakjak55 drinks virgil's Drives: 2010 2SS M6 Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Missouri Posts: 448	Unless you track or race the car you're not going to get better than OEM really. I get OEM AC-Delco pads for usually around $100 a set (front or rear / give or take $20-40) through Amazon or Rock Auto. The part numbers you listed are correct. The rears (171-0882) can be had on Amazon for 80 bucks and yes, they're OEM. The fronts (171-1112) looks like Rockauto has the best prices today at $140. Time you figure in shipping Amazon may be close to or beat the price. __________________ 2010 2SS/RS M6 - CAI Intake - Borla Stinger - VTC - 3.91's Eibach Sways - LG ZR28's - BMR Springs - 285/35 Squared

04-19-2017, 03:30 PM	#16
Blueforce Drives: 2018 Camaro ZL1 1LE M6 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Buffalo, NY, United States Posts: 161	Yeah I don't do any tracking. I have taken it to the track 3 times and ran it only 3 times and there's plenty of time to stop so it's not really like I have to slam hard on the brakes at 100mph. Where I live there is only a 1/8 mile track. Alright, thanks. I'll pay a few extra for the OEM brakes. They last almost 30k miles anyways. And I only put about 3-4000 a year on the car __________________ Live free or die 2018 Camaro ZL1 1LE Roto Fab CAI Old 2010 Camaro 2SS RS M6 1 7/8 Dynatech headers -- Hi flow cats -- Full 3" Borla Atak cat back -- CAI Intake -- Bo White PTB -- Jannety Tune

09-07-2019, 09:48 AM	#17
STINGER BEE 2010RS/SS RUMBLEBEE Drives: Drives a 2010 2SS/RS Camaro Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Great White North***** Posts: 2,435 View My Garage	Can you tell me if they give off a lot of dust. Thanks QUOTE=blakjak55;9681686]Unless you track or race the car you're not going to get better than OEM really. I get OEM AC-Delco pads for usually around $100 a set (front or rear / give or take $20-40) through Amazon or Rock Auto. The part numbers you listed are correct. The rears (171-0882) can be had on Amazon for 80 bucks and yes, they're OEM. The fronts (171-1112) looks like Rockauto has the best prices today at $140. Time you figure in shipping Amazon may be close to or beat the price.[/QUOTE] __________________ 2010RS/SS RUMBLEBEE