Brake Pads

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TObject
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What are the part numbers for replacement brake pads?
I emailed Akebono-USA but got no answer.
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You didn't go through a set already did you? I thought the breaks that come on the Kizashi are pretty good...
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TObject
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I like the way stock brakes feel. I want to know which pads are those, so that I have time to find/order them with no hurry.
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TObject
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Akebono ACT815 is listed as compatible with 2010 Suzuki SX4. Is this the same brake pad for Kizashi (front)?

Retailer databases list that Akebono ACT815 does not fit 2010 Suzuki Kizashi.

What's the dealeo?

Some manufacturers are starting to list compatible parts in their catalogs, though.

EBC:
DP21954 - EBC Greenstuff 2000 Series Sport Brake Pads; Front;
DP41954R - Yellowstuff Street And Track Brake Pads; Front;

Raybestos:
PGD1338C - Brake Pad Set; Front;
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