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Old 09-13-2011, 11:08 PM
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I replaced the master cylinder on the 86 Jaguar XJ6 last weekend. Nice improvement in braking, but the front pads are getting very thin. I see so many different kinds of brake pads available that I am now confused and would appreciate some advice on selecting the correct brake pads.
 
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The last set I had on my Ser III were Raybestos PGD9M (rear) and PGD135M (front) and I was very happy with them. There isn't anything special about 'em...but they were quiet, very little dust, goood pedal feel and stopping power, not expensive <shrug>

I've also been happy with Ferodo, Mintex, NAPA house brand, blah blah blah. I'm struggling to remember if I've ever bought a "bad" set of brakes. I probably have but don't remember what they were.

If you're after *specific attributes* in brake pads, as opposed to overall decent performance, then I or others can come up with some other recommendations.

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Old 09-14-2011, 09:54 AM
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Thank you Doug!
 
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