I fixed the problem by thoroughly cleaning the calipers and back of the pads and applying automotive type disc brake anti-squeal to the back of the pads. A thorough cleaning upon reassembly and breaking in the pads, and..... NO MORE SQUEALING !!!!!!

 

Ill tell you what to do is when u wear out the stock breaks get EBC brakes there they best there tuff and u can go threw mudd, water, and sand it don't matter the will last the stock ones suck the last about 100 miles and get differnt disk to stock breaks don't last get all after market EBC and you will be set for a while. longer than a 100 miles like 300 or more they are good but if u race the don't seem to last as long but me i never let off to slow down really or lock um up right before the drive thats hard on them but looks cool goin down the road lockin um up and sliding in the drvie way. Hope i could help.