Time for new brake pads...which one's?

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Old 10-25-2010, 09:48 AM
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stoptech street perf!
 
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A good brake pad summary for a sticky would be very helpful as this question seems to come up quite often and I haven't even been here for that long. Which have good bite (and in winter), dust, noise, track or street (or both), rough cost. Separate into Brembo and non-bremo models too.

I may try to piece one together using the forum but I'm not exactly experienced with the G's yet lol. Trying!...

Names that come to mind:

Hawk
Stoptech
Wagner
EBC
OEM

There are quite a few others, the names escape me now.
 
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Old 10-26-2010, 08:12 AM
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^^^I agree. Think I'm going to go w/ the Posi Quiets, since I found them at a killer price.
 
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Old 10-26-2010, 11:19 AM
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I did my maintenance check at 36000 and my OEM brakes are still good to go. It all depends on how hard you drive your car.
 
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Old 10-26-2010, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by bigballer8
I did my maintenance check at 36000 and my OEM brakes are still good to go. It all depends on how hard you drive your car.
true!
 
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Old 10-26-2010, 01:46 PM
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if u dont plan on resurfacing/replacing the rotors I would just go with the OEM pads.
 
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Originally Posted by bigballer8
I did my maintenance check at 36000 and my OEM brakes are still good to go. It all depends on how hard you drive your car.
My G is driven hard, with several hard slow downs from triple digits and serious back road fun...

and my front and rear rotors were fine, just needed turned. The front pads where more than 50% and the rears were closer to 30% with 65k miles. There is another thread on here I posted in that some guys with the 05 setup were able to get higher milage with the OEM setup.

now the brembos were a different story! hahahahaha...
 
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Old 10-26-2010, 03:19 PM
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How are the duralast?
 
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Old 10-27-2010, 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by msommers

Names that come to mind:

Hawk
Stoptech
Wagner
EBC
OEM

There are quite a few others, the names escape me now.
Hawk HPS pads are crap. No initial bite in cold or winter.

Project Mu
Endless
Axxis
Ferodo
Nismo Type R
 
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Old 10-28-2010, 01:14 AM
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It's funny you mention that. I passed along the same info and a fellow local here in Calgary, AB said he ran them and they're great in winter!
 
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Got a new set of front and rear Posi Quiet brake pads off a member (marketplace) for $60 shipped...pretty good deal if you ask me. I will update this thread once I get them installed.
 
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does anyone know if the 2007 350z rotors will fit on a 2004 g35 sedan?
 
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this is a constant question but I am in need of brake pads also and will eventually want to replace rotors and brake lines maybe......what is the best route to go??? I drive a '05 sport coupe non brembo

OEM, Stoptech, Posi Quiet?

I dont race or track but do like to have a little "fun". I live in VA so I need brake pads that will do well with all types of weather.....

I do think someone should come up with a sticky for this
 
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I was not satisfied with my Hawk HPS paired with EBC slotted and dimpled rotors...I liked my OEM's better.
 
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Hawks sucks they weren't grippy and squeal all the time!! I am currently using Project Mu NS and those are good. They have good initial bite and have very minimal squealing. I have them for over 30k and is now going to replace the front with posi quiet. The rears are still doing fine.
 


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