Rice_slayer
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Check the inner pad on both front and rears, I have seen BRAND NEW pads on the outside but almost metal on metal inside due to seized slide pins, which is VERY common on mustangs. And buy cheap, get cheap, OEM or a top aftermarket brake company for parts (Brembo, Hawk, wilwood etc.). My brother got the cheapest crap for his rsx and the squeal every now and then. Their labour times are a true f*ck job though, I work at a Ford dealer and it's 1.4 hours of labour to do front and another 1.4 (1.8 if 4x4) to do the rears, but we charge $100 for labour on a brake job, and I'm in Canada!