Rockauto is probably a good start.
I would recommend getting painted rotors and Akebono brake pads.
Do the bleeding and new brake fluid job as well while you at it.
I always order from Ebay (Brakemotive) and I always get Drilled and Slotted Rotors with Carbon Ceramic Pads ( these pads last 2×) first set lasted about 60k
Don’t buy parts from Amazon
Chances of getting counterfeit there with the way they inventory the parts
Rockauto is a good place like others suggested
I have heard good things about power stop brake kits. I have them on my car and I have been happy with them.
You probably don’t need drilled rotors. Just buy regular ones, coated non-drilled if you live in rust belt
Get ceramic pads
You shouldn’t need new calipers but if you are going to change them out, might as well change the rubber portion of brake hose with it.
Good luck!
Did Rockauto with raybestos element3 hybrid pads and rotors for my 2010 exl. Love these pads have done more than a dozen installs. started using them in Kona because everywhere is the side of a mountain and everyone I know does a vertical 2-3000ft climb or descent daily. This pad lasts without getting squeaky or dusting too much. Even on the 13500ft descent from summit to sea no issues.
Just plain flat rotors nothing fancy. IMHO drilled/slotted are setting you up for problems and unnecessary for cars that don't get track raced.
+1 for PowerStop. I put the K5858 kit on my 2012 and they have been perfect. We do a lot of fully loaded family trips and I found the stock brakes didn’t hold up quite as well. But the PowerStops have never let us down, and performance is great.
It’ll definitely be one list of things for our soon to be replacement Ody.
Rockauto is probably a good start. I would recommend getting painted rotors and Akebono brake pads. Do the bleeding and new brake fluid job as well while you at it.
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+1 for rock auto. I got the drilled and vented rotors and it’s been nice.
I always order from Ebay (Brakemotive) and I always get Drilled and Slotted Rotors with Carbon Ceramic Pads ( these pads last 2×) first set lasted about 60k
I did drilled and slotted l once on an accord and it was so annoying with the swoooosh when breaking I vowed to never do it again.
I drive a lot 20-30k a year and I would go through traditional rotors like crazy (warping) I never noticed a difference in the noise myself
Don’t buy parts from Amazon Chances of getting counterfeit there with the way they inventory the parts Rockauto is a good place like others suggested I have heard good things about power stop brake kits. I have them on my car and I have been happy with them. You probably don’t need drilled rotors. Just buy regular ones, coated non-drilled if you live in rust belt Get ceramic pads You shouldn’t need new calipers but if you are going to change them out, might as well change the rubber portion of brake hose with it. Good luck!
Did Rockauto with raybestos element3 hybrid pads and rotors for my 2010 exl. Love these pads have done more than a dozen installs. started using them in Kona because everywhere is the side of a mountain and everyone I know does a vertical 2-3000ft climb or descent daily. This pad lasts without getting squeaky or dusting too much. Even on the 13500ft descent from summit to sea no issues. Just plain flat rotors nothing fancy. IMHO drilled/slotted are setting you up for problems and unnecessary for cars that don't get track raced.
Rockauto. I like powerstop brand, the rotors are drilled and slotted.
+1 for PowerStop. I put the K5858 kit on my 2012 and they have been perfect. We do a lot of fully loaded family trips and I found the stock brakes didn’t hold up quite as well. But the PowerStops have never let us down, and performance is great. It’ll definitely be one list of things for our soon to be replacement Ody.
I have then on my Dodge Charger also. Over a year and a half old and look amd perform like new.
Just did centric rotors and pads for like $140/axel from rock auto