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06-12-2017, 10:22 PM
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Much appreciated again guys! For continuity, I purchased OEM pads and OEM grease from Subaru for my first brake service @ about 32k miles. No issues at all with the OEM parts. This a great lesson learned.
Thanks, Dan
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06-12-2017, 10:49 PM
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OE stuff is good. Not sure if Subaru's have gotten better, but they had a reputation of going through brakes at a faster than average rate.
My sister would do pads and rotors on her Outback Impreza in under an hour. Even her husband's 2005 WRX- same thing- every 20-30k! They are great cars though and she says she'll be buying another Subaru after she is done with her Infiniti.
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