Are you looking for a specific brand of pad? People like Wagner. I am not sure of the part number but you can go to www.rockauto.com and look it up for the Fiero.
Too many prefixes on the different brands! Rockauto sometimes has them mixed up!
I have part #'s 261's for the front & 262's for the the rear!
Part numbers are specific to the brand and this number would even vary based on the type of pad the vendor is offering for a particular vehicle. Rockauto lists in the description if the pad is front or rear.
edit - I see where you are getting the 261 and the 262 from, but I wouldn't only go on that (partial number) specifically. Use the complete manufacturer part number is the best.
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Too many prefixes on the different brands! Rockauto sometimes has them mixed up!
I have part #'s 261's for the front & 262's for the the rear!
What brand are you looking at? I found Rock Auto to be pretty good. You can also look at other sites like Autozone and Advance Auto to see what they say for part numbers.
What brand are you looking at? I found Rock Auto to be pretty good. You can also look at other sites like Autozone and Advance Auto to see what they say for part numbers.
I was looking for a low cost brand name. Just something to put on till its fully running & braking!
I picked up @ $18 ea Raybestos SGD 262 & 261 service grade. Free Shipping on Amazon. It didnt come with shims, but they wont rust & look great -so far!!
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I was looking for a low cost brand name. Just something to put on till its fully running & braking!
I picked up @ $18 ea Raybestos SGD 262 & 261 service grade. Free Shipping on Amazon. It didnt come with shims, but they wont rust & look great -so far!!
Careful.... Cheap pads often = poor brakes. Like can easily fade more vs good/best pads.
------------------ Dr. Ian Malcolm: Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. (Jurassic Park)
Careful.... Cheap pads often = poor brakes. Like can easily fade more vs good/best pads.
I know, I usually but bendix for myself. i just dont want to destroy expensive pads while Im trying to get the calipers working again. Oh and my rotors still have the original clip on the stud from the factory. So you can imagine how rusty my rotors are!!!!
You think raysbestos are cheap??
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