Raybestos Pads
Raybestos Pads
Has anyone had experience with the Raybestos "PG Plus" front disc pads? If so, are they any good?
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i have raybestos (sp?) pads all around, but i can't find my packaging to tell me exactly which model pads they are. if those are the ones i have, i'm not found of them. they work really well, but there's a lot of brake dust on the inner side of the wheel all the time now. again, not 100% sure on if they are the same.
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Thanks guys. There was some on ebay here and I'd never heard of them. Seems like they went broke some time in the past (asbestosis litigation) so I can't really put it together who they are. Just wondering if they are any good or not.
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thats all schucks carries around here, for years its been Raysbestos
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they are decent in terms of build-quality but the materials suck ballz at gripping the rotor.
I have them on my slowtege & they are sub-par at stopping the car...but installing them was easy b/c they weren't shoddily made like "wearevers" or "duralasts"
I have them on my slowtege & they are sub-par at stopping the car...but installing them was easy b/c they weren't shoddily made like "wearevers" or "duralasts"
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To add to this thread, the previous owner of my car gave me a new set he intended to install, but ended up going to a shop with thier in house brand. So when those wore out I put the Raybestos PG Plus on my car. They SUUUUUUUUUUCCCCKKKKKKKKKK. The old cheap organic pads were better. I even thought it might be old rotors, so I replaced 3 of the 4 rotors. Didn't make a difference. I've got to get something else this spring, or I'm going to get into an accident with these pieces of s---.
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many believe raybestos are premium even performance-pads.
That couldn't be further from the truth. Their quality is good I guess, but think of them strictly as OEM replacement pads that will produce PLENTY of brakedust.
The PG Plus's I have on my slowtege were ORGANICS and not semi-metallics like the stupid box said. Seeing how our cars need semi-met's on the front the performance is pretty crappy with the organics.
That couldn't be further from the truth. Their quality is good I guess, but think of them strictly as OEM replacement pads that will produce PLENTY of brakedust.
The PG Plus's I have on my slowtege were ORGANICS and not semi-metallics like the stupid box said. Seeing how our cars need semi-met's on the front the performance is pretty crappy with the organics.
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