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Old 09-12-2015, 12:43 PM   #1
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Talking brake pads type

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i have terra 2004 workhorse custom chassis motorhome model p32 forward control base.i am in overseas country .can anyone advise me what type of brake pads should i order from online dealer ?

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I would recommend a ceramic pad if available or severe duty type pad.
There is some junk out there. Go with a good name brand like United, Wagner, Bendix or AC Delco. AC Delco would have been OEM for your chassis.
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Been working brakes for thirty years, always go with oem pads for correct friction coefficient and materials.
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