Reply to "Brake Wear Sensor (1974 Pantera)"

lf-tp2511Member

quote:
Where can I get correct pads

While I do applaud your desire for 'correct' pads, safety should be of some concern here.

The stock pads are not known for their great performance.

Many of us have upgraded to Porterfield R4S compound pads. They will fit your stock calipers just fine.

If stock is your only acceptable answer, I'd call all the vendors and keep an eye on eBay.

But what is your motivation for replacing the pads you now have, which from your photo seem to have more than enough material left for safe use?

Larry

1/31/101:40 PM

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