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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Vic, Ormond
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Although this may not be of any help to people on here who probably would not use vavoline brake pads, just incase you get offered them. RUN!!!
 I have never seen this much brake dust The Valvolines are on the BACK of my wagon And i have Bendix something somethings on the front. Here is the difference Bendix on the front  Valvoline on the back  Feel free to post your own pictures if you have had a similar experience with another brand so we know what to pick next time. 
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