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fronts are CMX1121C (SKU 029112) and the rears CMX779C (SKU 823453)
However, my car doesn't have the sports package so according to morse.com, i'd need CMX872 for the front (CMX779 will work for the back).
Does anybody know the Autozone SKU for CMX872?
EDIT: Just called Autozone to see if they have the rear CMX779C (SKU 823453) and the guy told me "Not available, no matter what Autozone you call they won't have it"
http://www.f150online.com/forums/200...rake-pads.html
Last edited by govertime; Sep 30, 2008 at 05:53 PM.








You'll need a special tool to take off the rotor. Remove one of the front wheels & you'll see the torx bolt in the rotor. You'll need the correct torx wrench to pull this bolt. (Sorry, I only swapped pads; so I don't know the correct size)

FINALLY FOUND THEM!!!
I went to AUTO ZONE near my house and they told me they don't carry them and they are discontinued etc...
I actually found the one's by Friction Master (Made by Morse)! I found them at KRAGEN AUTO STORE ONLINE!
Part # Front CMX1121 $49.99
Part # Rear CMX779 $47.99
And that's after previous times of applying anti-seize lubricant on the wheel/hub/rotor interfaces.
Last edited by silvergem; Oct 18, 2008 at 03:32 PM.

In addition to brake testing, it’s also utilized for verifying catalytic converter efficiency, establishing ATF temperature for verifying correct fluid level during transmission service, and reading tire tread heat when adjusting inflation, camber, and toe for optimum performance.
If you care to borrow mine, just let me know.
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I went to AUTO ZONE near my house and they told me they don't carry them and they are discontinued etc...
I actually found the one's by Friction Master (Made by Morse)! I found them at KRAGEN AUTO STORE ONLINE!
Part # Front CMX1121 $49.99
Part # Rear CMX779 $47.99
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-...1%7C240%3A1318
In reality the feel between the 2-piston and 4-piston brakes is very slight. The rotors on the 4-piston C32/C55/C320 setup is also a bit larger, so that helps fade resistance.
The key here is that even the 2-piston fixed calipers on the C230's are very very good.
and on that note, the faster you can lock up the wheels (to then put the stopping power to the tires) the faster you will stop...and the more friction will cause faster locking up (even though our tires will not truely lock up)...in fact what goes to prove your point even more is the fact that we have something called an ABS system on most cars today because it is relatively easy to lock a cars wheels up when hard braking...so unless you have altered that function simply locking up the tires will not play a "huge" role in all of this...
nonetheless i am agreeing with you whether or not anything i just said made any sense, haha...



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