Thread: Duralast pads on a street car

carry the pad with you. it will be the easiest way to get the correct ones, and will help you figure out what caliper you have on there. it was a common thing for me to see mx-6 people come in and say their brake pad was too small when the previous owner used mazda 6 calipers as an upgrade and never even knew. same thing with savana vans, and k1500 suburbans with swapping of calipers.

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Yea thats super common, especially for people who drive trucks. Most people swap out the 4x4 brakes and caliper to tue 2wd

THE ONLY BRAKE PAD I USE ON A STOCK CAR... ceramics FTW. Good price and warranty as well. They are THE best for the money. Never get any squeal... and 100MPH houston traffic cop panic braking they do very well. Only pad we use at our shop and never have any comebacks from noise and people actually realize how crappier their $99 brake job was. Pads to customers are a little pricey, but for me, $35 with bonded soft coated brake pad baking plates seals the deal.