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brake pads anyone?
couldnt decide to put this in wheels n tires or suspension so mods plz feel free to move it. anyways what brake pads , would you guys suggest like what brand I am just going to order some from oreillys or napa.
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Out of the 3 above what are they characteristics? I take it the Ceramic last longer but don't perform as well as the HPS and HP+, is that accurate.
HPS sounds like it won't eat my GMPP rotors, will the HP+ eat my rotors up? Which one will last longer than the greenie and/or as long as the stockers?
Sorry, I thought EBC greens would be what I want, but if they are going to need replacing too often I'm looking elsewhere. Also how do they compare to the 3 Hawk pad options you listed interms of stopping power?
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I've heard good things about the Hawk pads, right now I have EBC Green and they seem to be wearing rather quickly and I haven't even rode on them hard.
Out of the 3 above what are they characteristics? I take it the Ceramic last longer but don't perform as well as the HPS and HP+, is that accurate.
HPS sounds like it won't eat my GMPP rotors, will the HP+ eat my rotors up? Which one will last longer than the greenie and/or as long as the stockers?
Sorry, I thought EBC greens would be what I want, but if they are going to need replacing too often I'm looking elsewhere. Also how do they compare to the 3 Hawk pad options you listed interms of stopping power?
Out of the 3 above what are they characteristics? I take it the Ceramic last longer but don't perform as well as the HPS and HP+, is that accurate.
HPS sounds like it won't eat my GMPP rotors, will the HP+ eat my rotors up? Which one will last longer than the greenie and/or as long as the stockers?
Sorry, I thought EBC greens would be what I want, but if they are going to need replacing too often I'm looking elsewhere. Also how do they compare to the 3 Hawk pad options you listed interms of stopping power?
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EBC Reds would hold up longer for you than the Greens. I like them more than the HPS, myself (on a Subie). Nothing wrong with the HPS. I just like more initial bite. HP+ are dusty and squeal often. If you're hardcore, you deal with it, I guess. I like them, too, but the squealing got old for me around town.
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EBC Reds would hold up longer for you than the Greens. I like them more than the HPS, myself (on a Subie). Nothing wrong with the HPS. I just like more initial bite. HP+ are dusty and squeal often. If you're hardcore, you deal with it, I guess. I like them, too, but the squealing got old for me around town.
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Hawk HP+ pads are made for AutoX/Daily driving.
They may be a bit severe for a straight daily driver.
I'd only get them if you plan on autoX'ing at least 10 times this year.
Otherwise all the dust and squeaking aren't worth it.
that being said, they are my favorite brake pad
They may be a bit severe for a straight daily driver.
I'd only get them if you plan on autoX'ing at least 10 times this year.
Otherwise all the dust and squeaking aren't worth it.
that being said, they are my favorite brake pad
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Hawk HP+ pads are made for AutoX/Daily driving.
They may be a bit severe for a straight daily driver.
I'd only get them if you plan on autoX'ing at least 10 times this year.
Otherwise all the dust and squeaking aren't worth it.
that being said, they are my favorite brake pad
They may be a bit severe for a straight daily driver.
I'd only get them if you plan on autoX'ing at least 10 times this year.
Otherwise all the dust and squeaking aren't worth it.
that being said, they are my favorite brake pad
Scott
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