What a weekend, it may cost me 800.00

keep an eye on that shaking - it could still be a siezed or sticking caliper that might not show up on a regular pad replacement unless you look at it yourself and actually cycle the floating half of the caliper in your hands to make sure its not sticking.
Thats why I always do it myself with brake jobs - and like quik says - rack up a few dead soldiers on the garage floor and learn something about the car.

2 weeks ago I had a seized caliper on my F-350 - didn't catch it until I was putting on the last pad, might not have caught it at all if I wasn't paying strict attention.
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yeah it shakes when it stop and now at high speeds, got into a race last nite and got up to 110 and it was shaking like crazy. the rotors in the front are new but the back werent turned or anything.
 

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