Reply to "Quick Brake Pad Help"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

Interesting... My Porterfield AP-63 R4-S pads worked fine. I don't recall noticing any difference, other than the pin tab on the back of the rear pads backing plate was quite a bit taller than the tab on the stock pads. Don't remember if I had to file it down though. Other than that, I don't recall noting any differences.

Your pads look pretty close. Did your mechanic try to install the pads and found they would not fit, or did he merely look at them and decide they're different? I'd have him try them anyway to see if they will fit.

5/28/095:00 PM

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