Pads: Wagner TQ's vs Carquest Blues
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Pads: Wagner TQ's vs Carquest Blues
I thought I'd post my thoughts on the Wagner Thermoquiets:
I had originally purchased the Carquest Blues about a year ago and the entire time I had them they dusted nearly as bad as the OEM pads. The OEM pads were worse, but the CQBlues were NOT the answer I was looking for. Over time, the brake dust got "baked" into my chrome rims and required the Mini-PowerBall and some Noxon7 to clean them up.
So after the last bolt was tightened on my lift kit, I bought some Wagner TQ's from Rockauto. I have now had them for nearly two months and all I can say is that they are awesome! Braking distance is no better/worse then the CQB's but their dust output is a fraction of CQB's. After the first 10 days, the only dust was from the road.
For those of you needed new pads or wanting to rid yourself of the dusting problems with your front pads, consider the Wagner TQ's...you won't be disappointed.
Thanks to those who had posted about the Wagner TQ's in the past. Your recommendations help me make my decision.
I had originally purchased the Carquest Blues about a year ago and the entire time I had them they dusted nearly as bad as the OEM pads. The OEM pads were worse, but the CQBlues were NOT the answer I was looking for. Over time, the brake dust got "baked" into my chrome rims and required the Mini-PowerBall and some Noxon7 to clean them up.
So after the last bolt was tightened on my lift kit, I bought some Wagner TQ's from Rockauto. I have now had them for nearly two months and all I can say is that they are awesome! Braking distance is no better/worse then the CQB's but their dust output is a fraction of CQB's. After the first 10 days, the only dust was from the road.
For those of you needed new pads or wanting to rid yourself of the dusting problems with your front pads, consider the Wagner TQ's...you won't be disappointed.
Thanks to those who had posted about the Wagner TQ's in the past. Your recommendations help me make my decision.
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I generally make it my rule. I don't buy anything car quest makes. The products of theirs that I have looked at, were just poor quality. The first time a parts man tried to sell me a car quest oil filter, I looked inside it. It looked like they used tar to seal the other end of the element. A friend of mine put some quest pads on his car, and within 2500 miles, the rivets ate up the new rotors.
I'll have to admit, I never tried any electrical parts from them. It was a friends store, and he could never understand why I didn't shop with him.
I'll have to admit, I never tried any electrical parts from them. It was a friends store, and he could never understand why I didn't shop with him.