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Topic: Time for new brake pads...........

LowFlyer
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Member # 2096

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Since I like the REALLY low amount of dusting and longevity (over 44,000 miles) from the OEM pads, I decided to stay with them.

What I wanted to know is if I ordered from GMDirectParts, if these are the correct ones to order and do I need to order 2 sets (I presume so)?

GM PART # 18038574
CATEGORY: Brake Pads and Shoes
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $74.16
OUR PRICE: $37.08
DESCRIPTION: PAD KIT

Thanks

C.R.

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'99 TransAm

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2002Z4CSS
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Member # 1393

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I have always had good luck with using OEM GM brake pads and have gotten decent mileage from them as well. [Smile]

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killabee
1st Gear
Member # 860

posted

I bought Hawks. They were 125 for all
4, dust a little less, stop way better, and
so far have been very durable.
Aren't the OEM fronts more than that alone.

Just something to consider.

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