3.73 Perf Pkg Brake Question
#1
3.73 Perf Pkg Brake Question
My 2010 GT has the 3.73 Performance Package which comes with "Performance Front Pads".
I notice that these pads can get pretty noisy. Does anyone else notice these pads are noisy?
I also notice that I tend to have a pull to the right under braking until I get the pads a little hot and then this seems to go away. Does anyone else have an brake pull?
I notice that these pads can get pretty noisy. Does anyone else notice these pads are noisy?
I also notice that I tend to have a pull to the right under braking until I get the pads a little hot and then this seems to go away. Does anyone else have an brake pull?
#3
My 2010 GT has the 3.73 Performance Package which comes with "Performance Front Pads".
I notice that these pads can get pretty noisy. Does anyone else notice these pads are noisy?
I also notice that I tend to have a pull to the right under braking until I get the pads a little hot and then this seems to go away. Does anyone else have an brake pull?
I notice that these pads can get pretty noisy. Does anyone else notice these pads are noisy?
I also notice that I tend to have a pull to the right under braking until I get the pads a little hot and then this seems to go away. Does anyone else have an brake pull?
Last edited by Crazy Stallion; 01-03-2010 at 08:55 AM.
#6
It is the closest brake to the master cylinder. So the order of brake application if properly bled is lf, rf, lr, rr. At least this is how it works on cars without stability control and ABS. I haven't worked on brakes in a few years.
#8
Hmm, Sounds like I should take it to the dealer. The noise with the windows up is pretty noticable. It is a metalic sound.
How do you guys drive your cars? I am mostly easy but occasionally very hard for playing around.
The noise tends to come up after a couple of good hard applies.
The pull is almost always there.
How do you guys drive your cars? I am mostly easy but occasionally very hard for playing around.
The noise tends to come up after a couple of good hard applies.
The pull is almost always there.