do these brake pads compare to dp
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I would rate them better the dp I have them front and rear on my 2008 Road King Police Special and they are quiet and they have good stopping power, I will purchase them again.
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I went with the EBC's mainly because I knew they would fit by design. As far as I can tell the two are probably the same quality but I did not think the dp's would fit my 06 vrod....hope this helps!
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I was very pleased and I had no issues. Installation was a breeze , not that they are difficult , but very good brakes.
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Those look like the rear brake pads. Front pads are much thicker and not divided
1237003
I'd imagine that it depends on your car. My car has front brake pads but rear disc brakes. I'd suggest consulting your owner's manual to see if your car has brake pads on both the front and the rear. If so, I'd imagine that they're the same size and configuration but I'd also suggest pulling off the tire and checking it out to see if they look the same. I know this probably isn't as definitive as you're hoping but I think it's going to depend on the make and model of your car, beyond anything else.
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Have had these brakes since I replaced my v-brakes with them. 6 months and have no trouble as of yet. I don't ride as much as some but have had no trouble stopping in wet conditions since installation.hope it helps.
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I installed them on a vintage Puch from the early 80s. The style of the pads was quite commonly used throughout that period on road bikes, BMX bikes, and early mountain bikes. Pretty universal. And inexpensive enough that even if they don't fit, it really hasn't cost you much to try them.
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Yea they make them, but the Product number is Wagner MX154 - Wagner ThermoQuiet Brake Pads , I can tell you the wagner thermo quiet brakes are so easy to install, and last so long.
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I replaced both front and rear pads using Wagner ceramic pads, and I am very happy with them. The QC1212 is for rear and the QC1293 is for front axel.
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Yes, That is what I use them on. they are just a little firmer than the OEM pads.
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Not my experience. By far the best rotors and pads I've ever had. I pull trailers but they typically have brakes so no additional load on rotors.
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They should be fine they are a semi metallic pad so the shavings u see are the metallic portion of the pad. I tried aftermarket pads and none came close to these OEM pads in quality and cleanliness. I recommend you turn your rotors at your local auto prts store and the Install and enjoy.
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I think you are referring to another brand's sales scheme. I base my buying decision on reviewers that have installed and road tested them. I have not yet. Check the reviews. These seemed like the best deal for a quality set of brakes
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Hello: Yes, these pads are markedly deeper, probably by 50%, than the stock Sony pads. They're a lot more comfortable and sturdier, too. I really can't recommend them highly enough.
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For my Dodge Nitro I used the Raybestos 780540 Advanced Technology Disc Brake Rotor with these pads. They are good brand name with a good reputation.
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Don't know, but go to the Wagner website to be sure before you order the pads from Amazon. I found ordering without first checking the Wagner site to be problemmatic. Using just the info on Amazon, I ordered the wrong ones, so I had to pay for return shipping. As a rule, a car does not use the same pads for both axles, as the front takes more of the braking load. The front pads are likely to be larger than the rear pads.
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Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy at the toe and too light at the heel. Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy... » Read More Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy at the toe and too light at the heel. « Show Less
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It does. Only thing you will need that is not included is a little grease for the backs of the pads. So far, love these brakes!
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If I remember they were like any other brake pad in size. What I found these had stopping power that was far superior to the generic black brake pad. Warning they wear faster than the black generics. I can't measure took my Bianchi bicycle to Japan so I have a tall bicycle to ride, when I visit.