help with brakes

[Damkid]

well the master cylinder was the problem, and my aspire swap is finished

and wow do they ever work amazing, i highly recommend the aspire swap to everyone

[DuritzCrows17]

No. If you want to see a difference put on some steel briaded lines.Also stay away from cheap shoes and pads,I use bendix and raybesto only.

I am not really all that informed when it comes to brakes, what difference do the steel braded lines make in the braking system? Also when I worked at pepboys I found out that either Hawk or EBC makes pads for the front aspire discs I just can't recall wether it was Hawk or EBC, what would be a good rotor to use if I decided to go with those brakes? I have heard very agressive aftermarket pads such as those will eat up oem discs.

[elcamino1]

Steel braided lines don't give like your stock lines giving you a firmer pedal,most of your big chain parts stores sell cheap rotors from china,bendix and raybesto make some of the best.I've used EBC brakes befor but only on motorcycles

[packrat427]

I went thru 2 sets of the cheap rotors , They actually melted (liquefied). The metal actually balled up and created a very bad thump , more than just warped .

The last set I put on was Raybestos PG Plus .Lifetime warranty , and also guaranteed not to warp . They are the best I have bought , I am very happy with mine , I also have them on the Caddy .

[oxbrain]

You can get EBC pads for the aspire brakes. I'm going to be getting some greenstuff for my daily driver, and some redstuff for the track car.

[elcamino1]

Most of your big chain parts stores don't tell you about the good ones,they give you a lifetime warranty on the pads knowing you'll have to replace rotors every time you replace pads, because of warpage and being to thin from the start to cut.