Not sure Milner are to blame the pads that didn't squeal were fitted in
Japan!
Should the Toyota rears have squeal tabs then?
Ian.
Clive Marks wrote:
>The pads I used recently were from EBC, no fade and they seem to be
>wearing well. You do have to be carefull with Milner stuff.
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>On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 14:52:29 +0000, Ian Packer <[Email address removed]> wrote:
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>> Julian,
>>
>> I didn't have them on the rear pads I just fitted but I just checked my
>>spare fronts and they have them. The rears were the same make - both from
>>Milner. I didn't look at the old front ones that scored the disks as a
>>garage fixed them for me. But they certainly didn't squeal. I'm now going to
>>carry spares just in case - don't fancy paying ?300 again for something that
>>should be the price of a round of beers!
>>
>> Ian.
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>> Julian Voelcker wrote:
>> Hi Ian,
>> I plan on checking the fronts soon so will have a look. How do I recognise
>>squealer tabs? There is a small strip of metal riveted to the back plate of
>>the pad on one end that folds back over to the pad side and protrudes 3-4mm
>>-the strip is only 5-6mm wide. -- Regards, Julian Voelcker Mobile: 07971
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