1990 Honda Accord Desperately New Brake Pads Rotors Pulling Out House

Can't tell you that over a computer. How do you know those parts were needed, and how long were you driving since you found out? Lots of city driving or mostly on the highway? Were you hearing grinding noises before this trouble started?

This shaking of which you speak, . . . does that occur while standing still or just when moving? Where do you feel it; steering wheel? Whole car? In the brake pedal?

I took off the tires myself and noticed the brake pads were pretty thin on the driver side and virtually gone on the passenger side, to where the rotor was starting to get worn. I noticed it about 3-4 days ago but had to put it off until payday yesterday. Most of my driving is city driving, to work and back. The shaking starts when I shift into drive and remove my foot from the brake, the entire car shakes

The shaking is not a brake problem. That's an engine misfire problem. Start with the basics; spark plugs and wires. If your engine uses a distributor, replace the cap and rotor too. Misfires can also be caused by a problem with the fuel injectors, or an engine compression problem related to valves sealing or valve timing.

Not sure it could be a spark plug or wiring problem? Or even a fuel injector.... car has trouble accelerating and shakes violently when I hit the gas. I'm taking it in to my mechanic tomorrow but don't want to go in blindly not knowing a thing