Brake Pads

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Miles
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Brake Pads

Post by Miles »

I found some similar front brake pads from another car that are
similar in size. I ordered a set to find out and they are only about
5/32" wider the height is same and thickness is similar also. The
holes for the pins are larger but I don't think will pose a danger
problem.
I popped them in my milling machine and shaved the sides off, looks
like they will work nicely, you also get 20% more lining since they
go to the edge after shaved. I don't know what car they fit, but the
universal part number is D30 or SPD 0030. Retail cost was about
$20.00.
Miles
Bruce
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Brake Pads

Post by Bruce »

Anyone have a part number or another vehicle application that works for a sedan or coupe
front pads?
Thanks,
Bruce
Kevin Gailey
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Brake Pads

Post by Kevin Gailey »

I bought a set of NOS Metal Master pads bought 5 years ago and never like them. Are there better performing pads out there?
Kevin Gailey
Thx All!
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Don B Laughton
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Re: Brake Pads

Post by Don B Laughton »

We can get genuine "N" oil filters from Japan. $13.50ea plus postage from Los Angeles. The bad news... figure 60-90 days. If I fly them in they might really get pricey. dontranspac@yahoo. Com
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Chuck Dean
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Re: Brake Pads

Post by Chuck Dean »

Do you have a link?
Chuck (mobile) Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores.
Our 1972 Honda 600 Coupe
On May 31, 2017, at 7:26 PM, Don B Laughton
dontranspac@...
[2cylinderhondas] wrote:
We can get genuine "N" oil filters from Japan. $13.50ea plus postage from Los Angeles. The bad news... figure 60-90 days. If I fly them in they might really get pricey. dontranspac@yahoo. Com
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