help choosing brake pad for DD
Stoptech just has 1 performance pad compound and they do say it has a very high heat range for a street pad. It was made to perform about like the Axxis Ultimates they used to sell w/ the kits.
I have put them on more than a few cars already both mine and customers. Good bite - moderate dust and no noise on sliding caliper cars. On Brembo's they might make some noise as many 'quiet' pads do the same. Rotor bedding, keeping clean, grease etc all help but the Brembo's can be noisy.
I have put them on more than a few cars already both mine and customers. Good bite - moderate dust and no noise on sliding caliper cars. On Brembo's they might make some noise as many 'quiet' pads do the same. Rotor bedding, keeping clean, grease etc all help but the Brembo's can be noisy.
Stoptech just has 1 performance pad compound and they do say it has a very high heat range for a street pad. It was made to perform about like the Axxis Ultimates they used to sell w/ the kits.
I have put them on more than a few cars already both mine and customers. Good bite - moderate dust and no noise on sliding caliper cars. On Brembo's they might make some noise as many 'quiet' pads do the same. Rotor bedding, keeping clean, grease etc all help but the Brembo's can be noisy.
I have put them on more than a few cars already both mine and customers. Good bite - moderate dust and no noise on sliding caliper cars. On Brembo's they might make some noise as many 'quiet' pads do the same. Rotor bedding, keeping clean, grease etc all help but the Brembo's can be noisy.
I love my RB 500's. MUCH less dust. My wheels hardly have any dust after DD'ing my car for a week or two without a car wash. I've had my pads for about a year and they have plenty of life on them. Very quiet too. I've only had like one or two "squeaks" after not washing my car after a while. Awesome "bite" and can handle more than stock pads. Very reasonably priced too.








