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Performance Friction pads are also very good (stop great, quite as long 
as you follow the break in procedure, no dusting problems). I had a set 
on my 96 Ram go over 70,000 miles. The biggest thing I liked about them 
was they worked better with a little heat in them which was really nice 
when towing or hauling.

Matt

Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I put, IIRC, Raybestos quietstop ceramic pads on the front of the XJ with new rotors [I know they are ceramic].
> I have been most impressed with them at about 5-6K since install. They are stone quiet, not a peep, squeak or rattle. Very minimal dust too, someone said they will cause excessive rotor wear, too which I say, OK, I'll replace the rotors when they wear out.
>   To me, there is nothing worse that ill working, squeaking, noisy brakes. These work great, best I have found in years. Up till now I always paid out the nose for factory shoes and pads on all my vehicles. These are as good or better.
> Oh, yeah, of course, I got them from Rockauto.
> 
> --
> Mark Price
> Morgantown, WV
> 1969 AMC Rambler, 4.0L, EFI, T-5
> " I was different before people dared to be different" 
> 
>  -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: "Jim Blair" <carnuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>> A: UP is United Parts (it's just a supplier line code. Receipts in stores 
>> also show the code in a different place) TS = True Stop (Chinese made often) 
>> and NBB is a new one (made all over the world and cheaper line) SS = Safety 
>> Stop. (not stainless steel. Middle of the road yet decent), AE = Application 
>> Engineered (great top of the line for American vehicles, but their pads tend 
>> to squeak a lot on foreign made cars) CMX = Ceramix. Fully ceramic brakes 
>> unless the part number ends with an M (metallic) There are other influences, 
>> line A (asbestos free from the factory), X (not sure, but ceramic related)
>>    NAPA has recently partnered with Altrom for foreign car stuff (Beck 
>> Arnley and NAPA gasket by ROL are being replaced. Felpro is our gasket 
>> series now with some crossovers till old stock is gone)
>>
>>
>> RAY=raybestos.
>>
>> I think I have the NAPA part numbers wrong, the leading letters
>> are on
>> the website but are not used in the store, so the part is either
>> (for
>> example) 6401106 or just 401106 (Jim, do you know NAPAs
>> numbering
>> scheme?)
>>
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1968 Rambler American sedan
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