Pics of rotors and EBC pads being installed

[Josh]

Here are a couple of pics, brakes are VERY nice, a little rumble on a hard stop, no squeaking though.I purchased the pads from a store on Ebay, about $120 for front and rear.The rotors also are from an Ebay store, about $140 shipped if I recall.Great wet weather performance too. http://www.flickr.com/photos/b...0182/

[Mrizzle05]

looks nice.. and they seem to work well.Cool find, thanks for sharing the info.

[tcam]

looks great How did the install go?

[Psychobroker]

Looks nice, and I vouch for EBC Greenstuffs too - that's what i've had for the last 30k miles. Although, I am replacing them Thursday because they're almost completely worn down! Didn't last as long as I had hoped, and now I'm in a pinch.Great stopping power and great wet-weather handling, too. I'm just not so sure on their longevity. And no, I don't race or autox at all. No hard stops either.I'll be replaceing them with Akebono ceramic pads..will post a review as well. Mort reviews at http://www.tirerack.com were very positive.

[LavaMyVibe]

I installed Akebono's on my other car (Ford Focus). I also replaced the rotors with solid Brembo's. This combo was highly rated on tirerack.com (for the price). 10000+ miles and barely any wear on either the rotors or the pads. It'll likely go on the Vibe when the time comes to replace those. Highly recommend it.

[Atomb]

my other car is a focus too.how much (in CDN$ of course ) did that combo cost you for the focus? I'll assume it'll be close to that for the vibe...

[LavaMyVibe]

Sorry for the LATE reply The Brembo rotor/Akebono pads comb cost about C$180 from Tirerack. Once the UPS brokerage fee was added it was another C$100. Bunch of crooks. But still well worth the price. Gonna get the same combo for the rear of the Vibe; the rotors are VERY rusted.