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Performance Friction
11
8.53%
Hawk
42
32.56%
EBC
12
9.30%
GiroDisc
8
6.20%
Carbone Lorraine
5
3.88%
Ferodo
12
9.30%
Brembo
9
6.98%
Satisfied
2
1.55%
Racing Brake
14
10.85%
Stop Tech / Axxis
9
6.98%
Raybestos
5
3.88%
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What Pads Do you use

   
Old Dec 7, 2010, 05:39 AM
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What Pads Do you use
Just trying to see what Pads you have on your car
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Old Dec 7, 2010, 05:43 AM
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SVTF:
EBC Redstuff
EBC Yellowstuff

Mustang:
PFC OEM
EBC Bluestuff

Galant GTS:
EBC OEM Replacements

Lancer GTS:
Axxis ULTs

Suzuki SX4:
Axxis ULTs

Z28:
GranSport GS6
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My previous IX: RacingBrake ET500

Loved them and will be ordering a set for my X once the stock Brembos are done.
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Old Dec 7, 2010, 05:58 AM
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Have you tried our pads
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Sentra: Axxis Ults
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Old Dec 7, 2010, 06:05 AM
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Ferodo DS2500......greater grip and alot less dust from oem's, but squeeled when new.
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PF-Z - fine for now, may try something else once these wear out.
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Originally Posted by FJF
PF-Z - fine for now, may try something else once these wear out.
What do you mean fine what could make them better
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What do you mean fine what could make them better
<grin> Considering how my stock pads looked at 5K and the replacements that caught fire, "fine" is a compliment. For street use, I'd like more initial bite and less noise.
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Currently, RacingBrake ET-500

Summer/Autox=RacingBrake ET-800 or 900

Have tried, CL RC6 (awesome), Axxis Ult, Hawk HPS and HP+

Never tried the PFC pads. No reason really, just haven't had the opportunity
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Have you tried our pads
I have not; I know nothing about them. Feel free to PM me with info/links.
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I have not; I know nothing about them. Feel free to PM me with info/links.
Just go to our website
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The IX MR has been on the RacingBrake ET-800 for street pads for a few years now. From the stock brakes to the current setup of the 13" Rotors and RB 4pot caliper. The ET-800 work well in the cold but can be a bit squeaky. The car is not driven in the snow, so I can't comment, but in the dry in the northeast winter they perform great.
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Racing Brake pads on now. Worse bite than the Mu's I had previously.

I believe I used to use PF pads on my Integra years back but they were just OEM replacements from the local auto parts store IIRC. They did their job though.

Was going to go to Satisfied's GS5's next time around
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Recently switched from Hawk to Raybestos ST43. Track-only for me...
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