OEM brake replacement parts




Brakes - Rotors and Pads ... posted by Tyler Smith  on Thursday, 15 February 2001, at 2:31 p.m.
 

               Time for new pads and rotors. I realize this is a fairly common topic, but I
               couldn't find what I was looking for in the archives. Is IPD the best place to get
               them? I heard in the past that the PBR pads on the front and stock volvo on the
               rear was the best bet for pads. Where can I get the best prices? Any and all
               help appreciated. Thanks.

               --
               Tyler


.. posted by Nathan  on Thursday, 15 February 2001, at 5:09 p.m. ...in
               response to "Brakes - Rotors and Pads" posted by Tyler Smith.
 

               Why go aftermarket at all?
               I just replaced my front rotors and all pads on my 95 turbo 850.
               Stock fronts yield me only about 23,000 miles - but hey, easy to replaces and
               very quiet.
               Rear volvo pads lasted 56,000 miles and rear original rotors good for another
               40,000 miles.
               Seriously - what do you hope to gain? I know IPD sells some good stuff , but
               again, Volvo makes good brake parts.
               Just my thoughts - not trying to start any arguments.
               Try volvoparts.com for good pricing.
 


... posted by Ray Niblett  on Thursday, 15 February 2001, at 6:51 p.m. ...in
               response to "Brakes - Rotors and Pads" posted by Tyler Smith.

               I've seen to many posts here with problems with the after-market
               stuff. For brake components, I would stick with OEM.
              --
               Ray Niblett 95 855 GLT / 98 S70 T5M


Hi,

               I've just replace the pads and rotors on mine, but used the Axis metal master
               pads like IPD sells. They work smoothly, but squeal. It seems hard to get rid of
               the squeal on the pads despite cleaning and lube. This is the second time with
               new rotor and new pads, but still having squeal. I thought they might have
               improved the pads, but apparently not so. Perhaps OEM is the way to go.

               Murray



 
 

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