OEM brake pad equivalent?
#21
Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1328553868' post='21388552
[quote name='05APdeuce' timestamp='1328509014' post='21387051']
^^ I get employee pricing at honda.
^^ I get employee pricing at honda.
Rylis, FWIW, every time I've seen this question asked (and may have asked it in the past myself) the resounding answer is, just buy OEM
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Employee pricing is likely 10% above cost. It's not advertised pricing, it's employee pricing.
#24
Lol sorry guys I will take some one up on an offer if they price match. Suit yourselves. This applies to brake pads or complete suspension. HTG makes no money from me if I don't support his business so he's happy for me to be a customer. I already ordered my parts pads and suspension.
#25
Lol sorry guys I will take some one up on an offer if they price match. Suit yourselves. This applies to brake pads or complete suspension. HTG makes no money from me if I don't support his business so he's happy for me to be a customer. I already ordered my parts pads and suspension.
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#30
Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1328679920' post='21394382
Lol yup.
I eventually got OEM pads thanks Jimmy!
Oh yeah just a heads up soloperformance.com has free shipping on brake fluid until March 8th
ATE super blue is only $15
Just go oem. Until you are comfortable maxing out your stock set up there's no reason to go non-oem. Let's me know if you ever want to do more driving in the hills and we can do more downhill runs to practice braking skills!
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