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**Crazy J** · 04-02-2010, 10:53 AM

FINALLY I swapped out my Brembo's, which had at least half of their life left, for the Centric Posi Quiets I've had for a year or so. So far I haven't felt much difference in stopping power but I haven't done any more then around town driving since. The lack of brake dust looks promising.
I do have a question though, on the original brake pads there was a thin metal plate on the back of the rear pads that the new pads didn't have. While were doing this, the dealerships head mechanic showed up so we asked him about the plates. He said they were a type of noise reducer and recommended putting them on the new pads. Can anyone confirm this??

Thanks!

04-02-2010, 10:53 AM	#1
Crazy J Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Dudley, MA Name: Jason Age: 45 Posts: 56 Car Model: Charger Superbee Year: 2007 Engine: 6.1L HEMI	Centric Posi Quiets FINALLY I swapped out my Brembo's, which had at least half of their life left, for the Centric Posi Quiets I've had for a year or so. So far I haven't felt much difference in stopping power but I haven't done any more then around town driving since. The lack of brake dust looks promising. I do have a question though, on the original brake pads there was a thin metal plate on the back of the rear pads that the new pads didn't have. While were doing this, the dealerships head mechanic showed up so we asked him about the plates. He said they were a type of noise reducer and recommended putting them on the new pads. Can anyone confirm this?? Thanks!
	__________________ 07 Superbee #896 Mods: Diablo Predator 93 Oct tune \| 180 T-Stat \| Centric Posi Quiets \| Superbee Valve Stem Caps Mods to come: Some sort of CAI eventually.