is there any difference at all? My rear drums are rusty as hell so i need to replace them.

Brembo =$48
PBR =$25
OEM =$55

should i just go with the PBR?

 

well brembo is a very good name and so it OEM.

IMO id go with the brembo from there better name and slightly cheaper price....
and oem would be my second choice. they have a pretty good coating on the drums. but over time they flake off.

 

thats the problem now the OEM is all flaked off and rusty so nasty looking.

ya ill probably just go wiht the brembos

mainly wondering if there is any braking performance increase in either brands.

 

IMHO...

Brembo blanks in the front - Hawk HPS pads

Brembo drums in the rear - Wagner ThermoQuiet shoes

For 300 bones you'll think you died and went to heaven!

 

thanks for the suggestions, where can in find the wagners i did a google search but on their site i didtn get a price.

 

imo forget the drums i got jdm discs kit for 200$ thats what u should look into

 

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Go to Best Value Auto Parts - punch in your vehicle - and click "Rear Friction/Drums & Rotors".

For my ride:
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Wagner ThermoQuiet linings are $29.99
Brembo drums are $43.35
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dude... brembo are one of the best calipers and rotors u can find on the market ,, but if you have tha money to afford it. also you can buy oem product.. they also have it slotted and cross drill just do not use it for racing, but they are a great look to your car and respond better to your braking needs.. but if you want something for racing and look . so then get brembo.

 

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you do realize we are talking about drums, not disc brakes?

 

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of course i could always go that way...but i dont want too. There is alot of rusty bolts and and things that could go wrong. I rather just replaced them. My other option is the scarebird conversion kit so i wouldnt need a new spindle/trailing arm.

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thanks, but i know that. what you havent answered is whats the difference bewteen an OEM DRUM vs a brembo DRUM.

i was already going to get brembo blanks and hawk pads up front i just didtn know where i wanted to go with the rear.

 

go brembo.. just do it!!


Modified by sorullo at 10:57 PM 7/13/2008

 

there is no such thing on this planet, that is better than oem honda. IMO

 

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oh no trust me i am i know i cant go wrong with Brembos, but i just wanted to educate myself if there is any performance upgrades with Brembos. is all

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Now that isnt true. To say its better then MOST i agree, but you cant beat a Spoon twin calipher