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Brake pads, notched or glued?

Just wrapped up doing my head temp. sensor and in between band aids and bleeding I noticed my brake pads are low (of course) went to our host but did not realize the pads for a 87 came in notched or glued for the sensors so I put the tire back on. Is this something that is either or? And I must remove the wheels again to check prior to ordering?

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Old 11-21-2010, 10:34 AM
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Seems like deja-vu all over again.....look here for identical question....search function is your friend....

86 Cab, what type of brake pads?
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Here are your choices, based on the responses I received on the thread I initiated and the discussion I had with Glenn at Pelican Parts:
  • No sensors are required if you feel comfortable that you will check your pads every once in a while. You just zip tie the wires out of the way.
  • Glued or notched sensors are interchangeable as long as you keep them matched (notched sensors with notched pads, glued sensors with matching pads).
  • Most performance pads do not even offer a sensor option.
You may want to call PP as not all pads are in stock, so the choice may be made for you.
Of course you can also pick a 3rd party product that will match your needs (track, DE, strictly street, etc...) and the level of performance, dust, and noise you want.
I hope this helps!
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Thanks, I think I will order them and if not the notched I will zip tie them off!
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When you hear a strange scraping metal to metal sound you know when to change the pads !
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Quote:
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When you hear a strange scraping metal to metal sound you know when to change the pads !
It is usually too late when you hear metal to metal, and you may be up for new rotors as well...

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