Brake Pads from Acute Performance
Nam,
The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
Acute Performance
The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
Acute Performance
If all this happened over the phone, I would understand that guy as he wants to understand everything and its totally understandable. But opening a thread without even trying to handle this behind the scene, i say its :thumbsdown:
I called the number he left me and no one answered. He also won't answer my PMs. 

Good question. Here is my educated guess.
Front pads are the ones that you are replacing all the time whereas the rears are hardly replaced. So they assume you'll always have spare sensors that can be used for the rear.
Front pads are the ones that you are replacing all the time whereas the rears are hardly replaced. So they assume you'll always have spare sensors that can be used for the rear.
why do you clutter this forum with your stupid remarks all the time? buzz off. :thumbsdown:
Nam,
The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
Acute Performance
The front set will include TWO sensors. You will use ONE sensor for the front and ONE sensor for the rear. There is no need to use TWO in the front because brake pads will wear evenly, if the left front is low chances are so are the right front.
Does that make sense?
Michael
Acute Performance
yeah sure thanks


