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arbol99 11-27-2011 06:47 PM

cold weather Break replacement advice needed
 
Ive been checking the forums and havn't found too much on after market break pads that perform better in cold weather.

I have g35x '05 and need new pads after only 15k miles from OEM, and this is my second set after only putting 40k miles on the car. Mostly highway over the first two years and mostly back road travel in the last year.

I am done with OEM and ive heard negative things about Hawks in cold weather. Anyone have experience with brands that perform better in colder temp for performance street style driving.

I know a few people on here like project Mu breaks, any other brands that perform well for colder climates?

redpearl99 11-27-2011 06:52 PM

Project Mu pads are good. I've been using Axxis pads for the past couple yrs and they've performed well in the winter

bound4VIP 11-27-2011 07:50 PM

I use Hawk pads and they work great in the winter.

arbol99 11-27-2011 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by bound4VIP (Post 6227513)
I use Hawk pads and they work great in the winter.

Not to sound ungrateful but i have a feeling TX winter is not exactly the low temperatures in New England that i'm talking about.

I should be more specific, 15 degrees F avg. in Jan.

bound4VIP 11-27-2011 09:41 PM

No worries it is usually in the mid to low 20's. We don't get the snow like you do, but it does get pretty cold.

mannycotto 12-29-2011 02:45 PM

what did you end up buying. I am in the same position as you

Swivel 12-29-2011 02:53 PM

BRAKES, dammit, they are called BRAKES.

bound4VIP 12-30-2011 12:43 AM


Originally Posted by SwivelHips (Post 6266426)
BRAKES, dammit, they are called BRAKES.

Lol I did not even notice the misspelling.


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