Duralast Friction Ceramic Brake Pads D1766 front 49.99 back 39.99 old pad and a harbor frieght C clamp 8.99 98.27 guesstimation on sales tax 104.97 total/
Pros: low cost
Part number: D1766
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I have applied Dynamic friction rotors and no OEM pads on my giulia at 29K miles, I am closing on 33 K and no issue what so ever (except for the ceramic pad dusts in the wheels). I would recommend not wasting your money on Alfa oem rotors or pads. They are ridiculously overpriced and if they were so good, you won’t be replacing them at 30 K. Rotos usually lasts well above 50K miles.
Pros: no issues, long lifespan
Cons: ceramic dust
Mileage: 33000 km
Just bought and installed a Duralast Gold from Autozone last week for my '07 9-5. It has a little whine at 2500 RPM but works better than OEM. Has a lifetime warranty and it's 100% new too!
Pros: works better than OEM, lifetime warranty
Cons: whine at 2500 RPM
Vehicle:
Saab
I've been running posi-quiet pads and duralast gold rotors and it's been excellent great stopping power similar to stock and and minimal break dust!
Pros: excellent stopping power, minimal dust
I got a duralast part from autozone with a lifetime warranty for 25 bucks. My jeep has been been running well for the last year since the change to the duralast part
Pros: running well, lifetime warranty
Vehicle:
Jeep Wrangler
When my alternator failed in my 24v, I replaced the alternator with a duralast, replaced the harness and fuse panel with OEM parts, and 50k later it's still working like a champ.
Pros: working like a champ
Mileage: 50000 km
I replaced mine about a year ago with duralast clutch kit from autozone. Kit was about $250, had the flywheel resurfaced and then labor for it all was about $450 I think. All together I think I paid about $800. The duralast clutch comes with a lifetime warranty but honestly I’d go with the exedy oem replacement. Mine works fine but sometimes it’s a little noisy and it feels a bit heavy.
Pros: lifetime warranty
Cons: little noisy, feels heavy
Vehicle:
Subaru
I would never pay someone money to install a Duralast (AutoZone house brand) radiator, or any other Duralast part. You’ll be back, hopefully before the warranty on that radiator expires. I used to put that crap on my vehicles. I learned, and I stopped.
Cons: poor quality, unreliable, short lifespan
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
If your past 3 starters were genuine honda, they suck. Get a duralast. They actually last and work consistently compared to honda oem.
Pros: last and work consistently
Cons: genuine honda suck
Vehicle:
Honda
I needed a starter for my 2013 accord. Couldn't wait for OEM and bought a duralast that lasted 2 months.
Cons: lasted 2 months
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
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