go there tommorrow and get this...

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/1/1...art-05016.html

Apply a liberal amount to your (everywhere both parts rub or touch) caliper/pad mating surfaces, let it tack up for about 10 minutes or so then put everything back together. Your squeals will be gone.

Now this stuff can be messy and wear old clothes. But it works!

and this is the first time i have ever used any kind of grease lube or anything on a brake change and this is the only one that has squealed...

backing it up i changed all of the pads like i always have done it, rotors werent bad at all so i left them. it started to squeal and chrissy couldnt stand it. i pulled everything apart again, had the rotors turned, cleaned and "greased' everything and installed new pads still squealing. from the car and the wife

thanks Al i will pick some up tomorrow. its oil change day... yeah im excited( no sarcasim)

I've been thinking of slapping the brembo brakes on the truck I'd they are worth the cash flow I'd do it.

While my truck was just in the shop getting all that shizz fixed they told me my breaks needed to be replaced.. I told her I just spent 400 bucks on the best pads and rotors you could buy (before going to a high end brake system) and she told me that they might have been put on wrong...... Wtf.

wtf.. how about upgrading to the srt-10 brakes. you will need the spindles from the srt-10 i believe

Yeah... But everythime I start to think about buying something for the truck I go....... No i'm going to buy a powerwagon.... but then I start thinking about it.... My truck is paid for and I don't want payments... so not sure what I wanna do.. and on top of everything I might be coming down to San Antonio, TX to start a job for Conocophillips

My charger has had an awful squeel just in the first few feet after its been sitting for a few hours. Its fine after that though. Wife does not like this since it squeels everyday in the parking garage at work. Guess I need to pull everything apart again and try the grease method...