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    1. 01-10-2016 #1
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      Pad recommendations

      Been a while since I needed to buy pad for my calipers. They are the basic large GM single piston calipers. Car will be street driving. Basically it's a pro street cruiser. Any recommendations on pads. It's a 4 wheel disc setup with single piston calipers all around.

      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number
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    3. 01-11-2016 #2
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      Decided to go with performance friction ceramic street pad.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number
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      Pad recommendations

      I Was just going to recommend those ;)

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    5. 01-11-2016 #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by Schwartz Performance View Post
      I Was just going to recommend those ;)

      -Dale
      I figured since it's not a road race car I didn't need any "special" pads.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number
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      I have the same brake set-up on my 65 Skylark. I went with the EBC red stuff brake pads. They have been working well with very little dust.
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