please help choose thanks
please help choose thanks
i need to change out my brembo brake pads and i was leaning towards project mu's but im not sure which pad would be better some have gotten the b's and others got ns's and i was wondering if there was a better brand than project mu's? thanks again
Here is a link. It has some summary of all the pads I used.
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117664
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=160706
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street pads, I'd go with Hawk HPS or Porterfield RS-4. I used the HP+ for a little while till warranty replaced them for OEM, they're really noisy on the street. I use Hawk Blue for track days.
For street pads, I would NEVER GO with Hawk HPS. It doesn't bite. The pads need to warm up or heat up before it starts biting. Maybe for track but not street.
Street pads need to have good intial bite but Hawk HPS does not. In street driving, you never know what car, person, or thing may pop up in front of you and you don't have time for the pads to warm/heat up.
If its raining or snowing(no experience in snow) and its cold, you better start pumping your brake early to warm it up.
Just my thought/opinion and experience.
Street pads need to have good intial bite but Hawk HPS does not. In street driving, you never know what car, person, or thing may pop up in front of you and you don't have time for the pads to warm/heat up.
If its raining or snowing(no experience in snow) and its cold, you better start pumping your brake early to warm it up.
Just my thought/opinion and experience.
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