Raybestos Pro vs. economy
Raybestos Pro vs. economy
Are Raybestos parts the same (pro grade vs. economy)?
I'm guessing they are and that the price difference is to cover warranty costs.
Anyone know for sure?
Thanks,
Greg
2001 Quad Cab 5 spd.
I'm guessing they are and that the price difference is to cover warranty costs.
Anyone know for sure?
Thanks,
Greg
2001 Quad Cab 5 spd.
Economy rare not made with the same materials. I bough the cheap brake pads the get by until I get time to start my 4X4 conversion and they fade pretty bad. There is a very noticeable difference.
Sales and material makeup.
The cheaper shoes have less "metallics" in them, and are made mostly of organic materials (asbestos and similar product). The more expensive shoes are impregnated with metals, plasticizers, carbon fiber, and other proprietary materials which increase resistance, reduce heat and fade, and perform much better than a standard economy set.
I used the economy shoes for decades, and have switched to the premium shoes. The trucks stop much better by doing so, but a greater wearing of other components (drums & rotors) are a negative side effect of using them.
The costs associated between parts is based upon two things...
Sales and material makeup.
The cheaper shoes have less "metallics" in them, and are made mostly of organic materials (asbestos and similar product). The more expensive shoes are impregnated with metals, plasticizers, carbon fiber, and other proprietary materials which increase resistance, reduce heat and fade, and perform much better than a standard economy set.
I used the economy shoes for decades, and have switched to the premium shoes. The trucks stop much better by doing so, but a greater wearing of other components (drums & rotors) are a negative side effect of using them.
Sales and material makeup.
The cheaper shoes have less "metallics" in them, and are made mostly of organic materials (asbestos and similar product). The more expensive shoes are impregnated with metals, plasticizers, carbon fiber, and other proprietary materials which increase resistance, reduce heat and fade, and perform much better than a standard economy set.
I used the economy shoes for decades, and have switched to the premium shoes. The trucks stop much better by doing so, but a greater wearing of other components (drums & rotors) are a negative side effect of using them.
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