Enhanced Performance Kit: Power Stop K1704 Front Z23 🔥 Carbon Fiber Brake Pads with Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotors Review

rotors fit as expected. The pads were very tight, but I could get them in. The brake set looks good and feels good. These brakes keep well under all conditions that I have met so far, so I have no symptoms. These brakes are quiet and there is still little dust.

Installed on my 2003 Cruiser pt. The kit has all the parts needed including anti-vibration clamps, rubber sliding boots and lube. Everything fits perfectly, braking is quiet and gentle. I am impressed and will buy for my other vehicles.

Real rotors do not look like the description picture, they only have single drill lines and the holes are smaller than the ones shown but they work great as advertised, goes well Broken, do not make noise and dust, I would buy them again if necessary.

All the parts you need for a smooth and quick installation. The quality is excellent. This is the second set I have installed, the first set has done about 15,000 miles. I use the same brand for my Dodge Caravan and Chrysler PT Cruiser. In both applications, you can consistently adhere to Chicago even when the weather is unpredictable. At this price (I paid about $ 130 for a set), it makes sense to simply replace all front-wheel brakes.

If they were installed in May, it's December and the pads are already worn and the rotors are rusty. It's literally garbage if you have a PT Cruiser and are thinking about buying one. I would reconsider as the series that have been in the car for 10+ years have been better than this one. I bought power stop brakes for two other cars and faced the same problem, they are NOT SUCCESSFUL. Despite all these positive reviews, they must have been paid or something, it's a joke.

It seems silly to worry about the brakes on a PT Cruiser, but I did. I did a bit of shopping and actually decided on a different pad and rotor combo before Revain told me shipping would be $30. This entire kit shipped the next day via Prime at the standard price per item, which seemed like the real deal. Granted, putting perforated rotors on a vehicle is somewhere between overkill and just plain stupid, but they get the job done. The rotors themselves seem to be of quite high quality, casting…