Stock Motorcraft +99 V6/GT Brake Pads

holler

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well, after 60,000 miles on my front stock pads, they are due for a change. I got a lot of life out of the front pads for some reason. (I changed the rears at 40,000 and was about to change the fronts but they still had a lot left.)



Where is the cheapest place online to get the front Motorcraft replacements?

 

JonJon

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I'd like to know where too.. My rears also wore out faster than my fronts. And no, I don't do burnouts.

 

holler

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JonJon said:

I'd like to know where too.. My rears also wore out faster than my fronts. And no, I don't do burnouts.

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yeah, one would think it would be the other way around...
though I think the rear pads have a tendency to ride the rotors more due the rear caliper piston design. Also the solid rotor probably heats up more then the vented fronts as well as the rear pads being smaller themselves probably has something to do with it.

 

holler

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codyGT

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Go to Motorcraft.com and get the part number. They can be orderd from a dealership. I can't think of any automotive stores carry Motorcraft.