Does it matter what brake rotors you get if you buy these? Im looking at buying some Slotted rotors for my nissan sentra 2010
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I don't think it matters. I bought Centric rotors at my local auto parts store. These pads went on my wife's 2000 Camaro. I think regular rotors will be just fine for your Sentra.
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Should not matter. When I ordered my brake pads they didn't ask if I had slotted rotors or not.
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If you , have 180 disc brakes, size, they will fit, you have to customize, 180 is the key to your answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These are 180 replacements , it should say 180 on your old disc brakes somewhere!!!!!! Matt G .
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These rear pads should work fine for your car... same rear brakes regardless of sport or not
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The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
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Don't know, but go to the Wagner website to be sure before you order the pads from Amazon. I found ordering without first checking the Wagner site to be problemmatic. Using just the info on Amazon, I ordered the wrong ones, so I had to pay for return shipping. As a rule, a car does not use the same pads for both axles, as the front takes more of the braking load. The front pads are likely to be larger than the rear pads.
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I used them on the stock rotors on my 2000 Dyna Low Rider. No problems. Good pads. Especially for the price.
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These worked fine for that vehicle. Be careful to torque the caliper mounting bracket bolts properly though. They loosen easily if not properly torqued. Also don't forget to follow the bed in procedure from the instructions/ online for these rotors. When removing the old rotors the screws holding them on (2 on each wheel) will mostly break or break your screwdriver. If so you can drill them out as they are useless so don't fret if they won't pop loose.
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Yes, everything you need to upgrade the rotors and pads were there. Great brakes for the money. I highly recommend.
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Please check your car. There are two types of brake pads. These will fit if you have one pin that holds the pads. The other option is 2 pins. Rear are not the same as front. I suggest you look at the Bosch catalog online first. Take a wheel off on both front and rear, measure the disc diameter, you can have 350 or 330mm. This will help you define the pads also.
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Probably not. Where brakes are concerned why take a chance? The replacements work perfectly!
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I never have heard of having to cut new rotors, but all I can say for sure is that I opened the box put them on my car and my breaks are great. Had them on for about a year and no warping.
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It is my belief there is only one "size" brake pad for the Saab 9.3 and will work for either size rotor. Best to enter the year, make and model to be sure you are ordering the correct brake pads for your vehicle.
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As far as the 2009 Accord I purchased these for, only the front. I have done many brake jobs and I have yet to work on a vehicle who's front and rear rotors are the same. Front brakes take substantially more force so are bigger and thicker than rear, that I've seen.
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Without any problem. I installed them in my 2010 Sentra SR with the base headunit. The rear ones will drop-fit, all you have to do is remove the old ones and you are good to go. For the front door ones, you will have to slightly trim the adapter that the OEM ones are fitted in. You might be able to force these in the adapter, but I trimmed the adapter from around the screw openings and they went perfectly. Took me an extra 5 - 10 minutes in trimming.
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this specific set is for the front. i swapped out all 4 rotors and sets of pads earlier this summer. i would reccomend checking advance auto parts. to confirm part number and application.
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I'd imagine that it depends on your car. My car has front brake pads but rear disc brakes. I'd suggest consulting your owner's manual to see if your car has brake pads on both the front and the rear. If so, I'd imagine that they're the same size and configuration but I'd also suggest pulling off the tire and checking it out to see if they look the same. I know this probably isn't as definitive as you're hoping but I think it's going to depend on the make and model of your car, beyond anything else.
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I have them on a 2002 escalade ext and they perform nicely. i don't seem to have any additonal noise than regular rotors and brakes. Am purchasing set for my other vehicle.