found a great deal on pads
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found a great deal on pads
just wanted to let everyone know that if you have an o'reilly's auto parts in your neck of the woods, they now sell brake pads for quads. I just picked up a complete set for my warrior, front and rear for $40. I will be putting them on tommorrow. I will give a report on how they work after I run them for a bit.
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found a great deal on pads
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: embler
just wanted to let everyone know that if you have an o'reilly's auto parts in your neck of the woods, they now sell brake pads for quads. I just picked up a complete set for my warrior, front and rear for $40. I will be putting them on tommorrow. I will give a report on how they work after I run them for a bit.</end quote></div>
Thanks for the info. Is 40 bucks a good price? ebay looks to be better pricing. Some with free shipping even.
Brand???
just wanted to let everyone know that if you have an o'reilly's auto parts in your neck of the woods, they now sell brake pads for quads. I just picked up a complete set for my warrior, front and rear for $40. I will be putting them on tommorrow. I will give a report on how they work after I run them for a bit.</end quote></div>
Thanks for the info. Is 40 bucks a good price? ebay looks to be better pricing. Some with free shipping even.
Brand???
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found a great deal on pads
I believe $40 is a good price. my local shop wants $30 a set, so the whole deal would cost $90 there since it takes 3 sets. each set at o'reilly was about $12. the cheapest I have seen online (besides evil-bay) was about $21 a set. I will have to check tommorrow to see what brand they are. I do know they are the sintered pads, supposedly for heavy duty use.
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found a great deal on pads
I believe $40 is a good price. my local shop wants $30 a set, so the whole deal would cost $90 there since it takes 3 sets. each set at o'reilly was about $12. the cheapest I have seen online (besides evil-bay) was about $21 a set. I will have to check tommorrow to see what brand they are. I do know they are the sintered pads, supposedly for heavy duty use.
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found a great deal on pads
Honestly... with Brake pads... you get what you pay for.... your $12 pads might last you 200 miles... All the years I have been into Dirtbike, more recently switched to quads... Get the Good pads.. yeah - they may cost $30 a set... but then again they LAST longer too...
If they are sintered pads - I'd be interested in learning more - what is the Brand though ? ??
Each his own.. but EBC/Moose make some of the best brakes out there for ATVs/Dirtbikes, yea it cost me $90 to do all the brakes on my Grizzly 450.. but they are EBC's and I know they will last [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
If they are sintered pads - I'd be interested in learning more - what is the Brand though ? ??
Each his own.. but EBC/Moose make some of the best brakes out there for ATVs/Dirtbikes, yea it cost me $90 to do all the brakes on my Grizzly 450.. but they are EBC's and I know they will last [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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found a great deal on pads
Gas.. Yea.. well both of my hobbies involve gas... I am going sledding this weekend and the 600 total miles (between my truck and sled) is going to cost me about $125 for the weekend but who cares! that is what savings accounts are meant for! oh and since my sled is a 2-stroke - about 2 QTS of oil.. so thats another $15.. again - who cares! I don't because the enjoyment is well worth it !