1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I'm mean technically you're not wrong, that could be printed on white paper

 

I should've changed the background to beige

 

no, lol

 

Dunno if you know this or not.. whitepaper is a term for a document from a government or other authoritative report giving information or proposals on an issue. It's called a white paper cause back in the day government color coded their documents and if it was white is was open to the public

 

They're not fancy car brakes I doubt anyone has any fancy data sheet for them like something for a pseudo sports car

 

I'm not about to search DOT and NHTSA docs for $40 brake pads

 

Fair, and completely understandable lol

 

I've never felt it was exclusive to government docs. I use it to refer to research papers, datasheets, and like you say authoritative information or study data.
I was hoping to read about what makes them the superior choice.

 

I'm leaving it purely anecdotal because I don't have the time to test em scientifically haha. I have pad slapped a few large vehicles twice though. Tossed on some regular akebono pads on a J10 and usually those are exceptional but it was still stopping poorly after bedding, took it apart and put the MetLoks on and bedded them in, boom, was like I just put 6 pot calipers on.

 

I gotta drive to Pocatello today…

 

That sucks

 

I just threw the government reference in cause of the color coding of old government documents, which is where the term got its origin

 

You left me wondering now...

I'll have to see what log-ins I have left, but would like to cross-reference FCA Police Package charger brake/pads with non-Police models.

 

Never been

 

Post your results, if you find any. I'm interested in knowing as well

 

@Abeyancer

 

Holy forking sheet sticks batman, that's an old ass can! Does you dad still use that or is it just a relic hanging around

 

I think it still has some oil but its not used anymore

 

Those 'all in one' formulas huh?