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ok, so for the past several months or so i've been fighting the loudest brake squeel under the sun. ive changed bads, turned rotors, found out that i changed to ****ty pads the 1st time and changed to ceramix. now the fronts are sqeeking constantly, and the rears sound like some serious metal-metal contact... NE suggestions would be BIG help. Thanx.
uhhh....anti-noise crap? i am always busy so i dropped my car off @ a midas to get them done. and there the stock rotors. do you need better ones for ceramix? ....and just a thought, could it be my wheel bearings that are makin all the noise instead of the brakes themselves?
[ December 22, 2003: Message edited by: Runnin-SAtown ]</p>
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