Brake Pads G35 Sedan
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Brake Pads G35 Sedan
need help looking for a good set just for the front their are for a friend of mine for her birtday and she has a sedan? what is a good set of pads for her car. her car is auto (dont konw if that matters) and she wants performace but little dust. let me know asap thanks
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agreeing to dklau, your best bet is Hawk HPS. Though, I had problems with replacing OEM pads to HP+ pads in my Brembo brake calipers. Sedan owners might've had better luck than I.
Here's food for thought, ceramic pads emmit less dust, needs more heat to bite, doesnt eat up the rotors as bad, and dont induce brake squeal like metallic does.
Here's food for thought, ceramic pads emmit less dust, needs more heat to bite, doesnt eat up the rotors as bad, and dont induce brake squeal like metallic does.
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I've had EBC greenstuff on my previous car and they dusted just as bad or worse than the OEM G35 pads. Not sure how the ones for the G35 are though.
636 made a good suggestion as well with the ceramic pads since they are pretty cheap, dust less, and more rotor friendly. There's Satisfied Pro, Akebono, and Hawk Performance Cermaic to name a few. The Hawk Ceramic pads are a bit pricey for their category but they do claim to perform better than your average ceramic pad while still retaining the advantages. Might be something worth checking out.
636 made a good suggestion as well with the ceramic pads since they are pretty cheap, dust less, and more rotor friendly. There's Satisfied Pro, Akebono, and Hawk Performance Cermaic to name a few. The Hawk Ceramic pads are a bit pricey for their category but they do claim to perform better than your average ceramic pad while still retaining the advantages. Might be something worth checking out.
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