What brake pads to buy?
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What brake pads to buy?
Ok. I am changing my brake pads and getting my rotors turned. What brake pads do you guys recommend? I am looking for low brake dust, high performance, and long life.
I am thinking about these...
http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html
I am thinking about these...
http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html
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Re: What brake pads to buy?
http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html[/quote[/url]]Joshua wrote:Ok. I am changing my brake pads and getting my rotors turned. What brake pads do you guys recommend? I am looking for low brake dust, high performance, and long life.
I am thinking about these...
[url=http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html
This is what I have and they work great. They slip a little when cold...but when they are heated up....they work great
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Re: What brake pads to buy?
i bought the Duralast Gold Cmax. theyve been awesome. ive heard nothing but good things about them, hence my purchase. good wear, quiet and no dust...

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Re: What brake pads to buy?
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This is what I have and they work great. They slip a little when cold...but when they are heated up....they work great[/quote
This is what I run. Jerbear is right. Not great when cold. Build a little heat in them and you're golden. However, too much heat (like running a few back to back heats at at hallett) and they they turn into mush. There is a sweet spot...
http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html[/quote[/url]]Joshua wrote:Ok. I am changing my brake pads and getting my rotors turned. What brake pads do you guys recommend? I am looking for low brake dust, high performance, and long life.
I am thinking about these...
[url=http://www.brenspeed.com/hb484f670.html
This is what I have and they work great. They slip a little when cold...but when they are heated up....they work great[/quote
This is what I run. Jerbear is right. Not great when cold. Build a little heat in them and you're golden. However, too much heat (like running a few back to back heats at at hallett) and they they turn into mush. There is a sweet spot...
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fst06stg wrote:i bought the Duralast Gold Cmax. theyve been awesome. ive heard nothing but good things about them, hence my purchase. good wear, quiet and no dust...
i use those too. I agree with Yanceys assessment! Great for the price!

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Sweet. I think I might go with the cmax with my stock rotors and then go hawk when I upgrade my brakes. Thanks guys.
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what's this mess about brake dust. don't you all wash your car weekly??? j/k brake dust sucks.
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