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 Post subject: Once again at the stealership (brakes this time)
PostPosted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 1:52 pm 
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Knew the front brakes were due. Having the state inspection done anyway. Dlr quotes me $318, pads and rotors. Went to Strauss - $139.95 and they turned the rotors. Guess I didn't need them after all. Oh, and they rotated the tires for free since they were off anyway.

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I seem to burn through brakes on my KJ faster than any other vehicle I've owned. I am going to put new front rotors & pads on an rear pads. Does anyone have a favorite brand? I am looking to buy from parts america,

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I've never had any problems with Napa brand pads and rotors. Then again my previous vehicles have been cars, and not a 2 ton Jeep.

On another note, Eagle, when was that pic (avatar) taken? Thats a crap load of snow! And whats that on your roof?

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2003KJ wrote:
I've never had any problems with Napa brand pads and rotors. Then again my previous vehicles have been cars, and not a 2 ton Jeep.

On another note, Eagle, when was that pic (avatar) taken? Thats a crap load of snow! And whats that on your roof?

My brother is a Master Tech (all 8 ASE's) and he will sware by anything NAPA. So I will be getting some from there also.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 4:26 pm 
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I just had Jeep put on powerslot rotors and ebc green 6000 brake pads. They're AWESOME! I'm so glad I got them just intime for the seattle rain season thats comin.... well, always here. haha

They charged me 160 for labor and tax, thats it.

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wow, thats $160 for parts and everything. That cant be right, the rotors are $100 a piece.

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Jeepjeepster wrote:
wow, thats $160 for parts and everything. That cant be right, the rotors are $100 a piece.

He said Labor and Tax, he probably bought them somewhere else, and had the dealer install them. At least that's how i read it.

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sorry guys, should have clarified, I bought them myself and brought them into Jeep and they installed them for 160 + tax.

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WV(0)IIIIIII(0) wrote:
2003KJ wrote:
I've never had any problems with Napa brand pads and rotors. Then again my previous vehicles have been cars, and not a 2 ton Jeep.

On another note, Eagle, when was that pic (avatar) taken? Thats a crap load of snow! And whats that on your roof?

My brother is a Master Tech (all 8 ASE's) and he will sware by anything NAPA. So I will be getting some from there also.


well I happen to have a good buddy work at one in town so I can get things C H E A P ...LOL. Don't mind driving all the way across town for something big like brakes or something.

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ItalianBarista - why'd you go with those? what makes'em "awesome"?

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SethX9 wrote:
ItalianBarista - why'd you go with those? what makes'em "awesome"?

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Well to be honest I just asked around the forum and was told by clint and a few other people that it was a great combo of the two. I also trust my Jeep dealership and they suggested the combo in the first place. I say they are awesome because it is such an incredible difference over what I had when I first bought the Jeep and it was new rotors and pads.

I hope I didn't babble too much there. haha

Take it easy ya'll,

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