Brembo brake pads?
And yes I suppose if you don't drive the car hard then you can go cheaper, but with Brembos made for the track, what's the point of going cheap? Also, I tend not to skimp on brakes or tires.
Do a little Googling and you can find them for a good bit less. For example, they are $120 on TH Motorsports right now.
And yes I suppose if you don't drive the car hard then you can go cheaper, but with Brembos made for the track, what's the point of going cheap? Also, I tend not to skimp on brakes or tires.
And yes I suppose if you don't drive the car hard then you can go cheaper, but with Brembos made for the track, what's the point of going cheap? Also, I tend not to skimp on brakes or tires.
And I'm well aware of why Infiniti did away with the Brembos. But having owned my '04 from new, I never had any issues with noise or dust (dust is part of the equation for high performance braking), and the cost wasn't reallya big issue 2 years after because of the aftermarket. Centric makes a great set of blanks for the Brembos that are not expensive.
Originally Posted by FreshLikeAG
Dont have brembos but just from being on here you see a lot of peop!e talk about hawk hps but complain about the cold bite they have. Any brake pad is going to perform best warm. Project mu are popular but pricey. Someone recently put on stoptech street peerformance pads and were happy with them over the akebonos
OP, if you don't want dust but sacrifice performance go ceramic. If you want performance metallic is where it's at.
HAWK is a compromise because it's a ceramic and can only really work when warm. SQUEEAAKKKKK When cold lol.
My pads were for the 05+ sport brakes which are non-Brembo. They make a compound for Brembo and I would buy those in a heartbeat if I wanted great street pads on a budget.
OP, if you don't want dust but sacrifice performance go ceramic. If you want performance metallic is where it's at.
HAWK is a compromise because it's a ceramic and can only really work when warm. SQUEEAAKKKKK When cold lol.
OP, if you don't want dust but sacrifice performance go ceramic. If you want performance metallic is where it's at.
HAWK is a compromise because it's a ceramic and can only really work when warm. SQUEEAAKKKKK When cold lol.
I know I'm gonna catch a lot of hate here, but y'all dumb af if yer spending $150 on a set of pads if your car doesn't see track time. The highest end duralast (gold) pads for Brembos are $40/fronts. I promise you'll be able to stop at that light yer pulling up to.
No hate. I don't disagree with you. If you're just DD'ing the car, then Duralasts are plenty fine. Just don't expect them to stand up to those times when you really want to push it or hit up the local auto-x. For me personally, I like knowing I have a large margin of error even if I'm not tracking a car. That being said, I would likely swap pads for a track day anyway, LOL.
No hate. I don't disagree with you. If you're just DD'ing the car, then Duralasts are plenty fine. Just don't expect them to stand up to those times when you really want to push it or hit up the local auto-x. For me personally, I like knowing I have a large margin of error even if I'm not tracking a car. That being said, I would likely swap pads for a track day anyway, LOL.
Which ones? My hawk pads for my Brembos give off orange dust, I hate them
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