What brake set would fit factory brembo brake rotor on a 2004 Acura TL?
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I'd contact the seller to ask which part number or kit to purchase. I didn't see my car or any others listed in the details when buying this kit but it ended up fitting my lexus.
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According to RockAuto.com, Timken #510003 is for the front wheel bearing for a 1991 Protege (familia). The rear is a hub/bearing assembly with a different part number,
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I would call the parts department at an acura dealer to confirm that. Give them the part # and they should be able to look it up for you.
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I purchased the set from cycling pro. My brakes were setup from the factory to be right rear and left front. Easy installation. All hardware installed right over the position of my old mechanical disk brakes.
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You want to make sure they are the exact fit, I bought a set and my front right side rotor pulsates and will eventually throw off my alignment off. I would recommend you buy what you can see and touch and compare with manufacturer specifications. It will save u a lot of money and time in the long run.
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Go to the Wagner site to see what fits your car. http://www.tqbrakepads.com/find_your_brake_pad/
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You will need to buy two sets - one for front and one for rear. One set is for two wheels. Make sure to use the Amazon wizard and pick your car model and year to ensure you purchase the correct part. These went on my 2006 G35x. They are actually narrower than the OEM. Starting 2006 model for my car the rotors ar bigger than previous year model. They still work though. And I never had problems with them. Quite and clean not like the BMW pads that make your rims black. I hope this info is helpful.
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Yes. They have the metal rail blades. If you have a 2005 Acura RL these blades will fit. I have no idea why, but I was told that "refill" blades are no longer being made and sold in stores, so I bought these online and they work great.
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Sorry, I really do not know if those work on your Acura TL, I have a Blazer, I am happy with the performance of the Optilux 9005 XB.
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Hello...I ordered this rim, because I bent the original one that came with the car. I have a 2005 Acura TL.....and had no problems with it. It was as described.
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Based on the model provided you need wheel part #180658.I would look for wheels that match that number.AMC Parts Store
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I purchased the break pads separately from the vendor site. This is just for the rotors. I suggest calling Racingbrake. I used it on my 2008 E63. Very happy with it.
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dunno, i bought them for a 2003 acura tl, and a honda minivan, and they fit niether, they are rather cheap as well, i would not buy them agan
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I agree with Markmurto. Not the same. You need make, model, serial # and look at manufactures site for parts brake down. This should give you the OEM part #.
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Most new front brake rotors are a nominal 5mm thick. The throat on the Trimax is 6mm wide. If your Goldwing has a 5mm thick front rotor, then the Trimax should fit like a glove. Just be sure to also measure the holes in your rotor so you can order the lock with the correct size pin.
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They always sell a box/set o f 4 brake pads for either 2 front or 2 rear wheels (each rotor needs 2 pads, one on each side). Therefore, This Centric 105.05379 has 4 pads are only for your Honda 2004 2 rear wheels. For the front wheels, you need 4 more pads, the Centric 105.0914, that cost around $16 more ($23 vs $39). Please note the honda brake cylinders are not press in for the new pad like other cars but turned clockwise. Search YouTube for visible instruction. Happy DIY :)
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just,rotor disk,ceramic brakes. remember to follow instructions for breaking in ceramic brake pads