2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Where to buy brake pads

[rogerblind]

I've tried a forum seach, but no luck. A couple years ago I bought new brake pads from someone highly recommended on this forum. I need to change them again, but can't remember the guy's name. Anyone have any suggestions other than the big parts stores? Would like to buy via the internet or e-mail.

 

[klaybus]

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His name is Sam Peterson in Olympia WA. His # is 360. 357. 4958.



Clay

 

[rogerblind]

That's him. Thanks Clay!

 

[rogerblind]

Actually, Sam Peterson has retired. I spoke to Patrick at the same place of business and got what I believe was a very good price on high quality pads, just in case anyone is interested. One phone call and they will arrive via UPS.

 

[AHughes]

You're right His pads are killer. I got tired of replaced or having the rotors turned and got some of Sam's pads and never another problem in 75K. I'm thinking of putting discs on the rear and wondering if Sam has the brackets and rotors for a conversion? 98. 5 3/4 ton long bed.

 

[MHalloran]

How do the "Hawk" pads that Genos Garage sells compare to Sam's pads? Anyone happen to know?