man my car is shaking pretty bad when i stop.
it god new pads on it. and the rotors are somewhat new as well.
and when i stop the car is real sketchy is there anything else that it could be
other then the breaks?

 

seized caliper ? tires bad ?

 

its got to be your brakes, when you drive the car really slow put your head out the window and listen if you hear any grinding or anything...has the car been setting for along time or soemthing>>???

 

did you replace both the rotors and pads at the same time...or did you reuse the rotors with the new pads without getting the rotors cut?

 

yeha i blew my motor and the car sat for like 4 months.i just replaced the rotors, pads and cal.. about 2 months before i blew my engine,
and now its shaking.
and it doesnt make any grinding sounds or anything, so i dont know
i guess i'll get new rotors and pads and see whats up

 

It sounds like you rotors are warped. Could be from sitting there to long.

 

couldn't a bad steering rack bushing or inner/outter tie rods cause some excessive shaking when slowing??

 

i had the same problem changed my rotors and shaking is now gone. change your rotors

 

Lube up your calipers man. Sitting calipers tend to freeze out. Take it apart, get some new sliders for it and fill that ***** with anti seize. Put some anti seize or caliper lube on the back of your brake pad. Cheap brake pads have metal in them, causing that horrible squeeling. Replace your rotors and you should be good, but remember, cheaping out = shitty parts, so spend the money.

 

make shure you cleaned all the **** off of your hub when you put the new rotors on as well...

in some rare cases it can be blown shocks causing the shake

 

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in some rare cases it can be blown shocks causing the shake
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You would also notice it when your accelerate and when you hit large bumps on the road.

 

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thats what mine was bad caliper