Lr4 Brakes

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ftillier

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Sometimes Atlantic British have better prices in their Amazon storefront than through their website. I bought the plastic retainers for the fender liners and hitch cover from Amazon, cheap knockoffs, they seem fit for purpose. For more critical parts I got to FCPEuro, Atlantic British, and sometimes I just buy from my local dealer.
 

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I looked on Ferodos website and according to the parts catalog, I put rear LR3 brake pads on my LR4.

At least I have the proper front brake pads on.

I bought them from Amazon which I won’t be buying car parts from anymore, for the most part. Amazon says the front brake pads are rear brake pads, and says the rear LR3 pads fit the LR4. I’ve heard a lot of counterfeit parts cycle through on Amazon too, so no more.
Yea Amazon sucks. Called my dealer and they said $197 for just rear pads and I laughed at them.

Scored a set of NOS Wagner thermo-quiet semi-Metallic pads (made in the USA!) for $21 from advance. So now I have both styles, and I’ll see what comes off on Friday.
 

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Yeah, I paid about $170 for my rear pads from the dealer, it was better than their quote to replace the rear pads for $1200 - no rotors, just pads.
 

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My 13 had the newer style (more pad surface area) pads.

Got my every last mile out of the fronts
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Not to discount what anyone has shared so far but my experience is anytime I deviate from OEM, I am disappointed.
The parts, despite the marketing mumbo jumbo never live up to the component they replace. Brakes is an example…
Firstly, low dust = poor stopping performance.
Fancy rotors = poor braking performance AND shorter lifespan.
I’m happy to pay more if the component is ACTUALLY better. But in all these years… I’m just tired of being burnt.
Cheers All.
Guy.
 

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I’m glad that’s your experience. Certainly isn’t mine on the xjr.

Wasn't my experience either. They simply didn't have the bite, feel or power of a more "traditional" ie. messy pad. I run akebono ceramic on my ridgeline but the brakes suck on that rig anyhow.
 

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