NISMO R Tuned Break Pads
Originally Posted by mdemonte
Just do it and be the guinea pig so I would know if there any good or not. So by the time I have to change my brakes I am thinking of trying a different brand of rotors. I use Powerslots cryo treated or I just fork the money for BBK.
Im considering it.....They look real nice and the price is awesome.
From IntensePower.com
- Quiet, rotor-friendly compound
NISMO R-tune parts:
Engineered for the hard-core enthusiast or weekend racer (off-road use). Street "civility" is compromised for maximum performance. These parts are not warranted by Nissan.
These seem contradictory. How can it be "quiet", if "Street civility is compromised for maximum performance"?
How is it a "rotor-friendly compound" if you just said it wears your OEM rotors much faster than OEM pads?
I just don't understand. I'm sure there's a good explanation though.
- Quiet, rotor-friendly compound
NISMO R-tune parts:
Engineered for the hard-core enthusiast or weekend racer (off-road use). Street "civility" is compromised for maximum performance. These parts are not warranted by Nissan.
These seem contradictory. How can it be "quiet", if "Street civility is compromised for maximum performance"?
How is it a "rotor-friendly compound" if you just said it wears your OEM rotors much faster than OEM pads?
I just don't understand. I'm sure there's a good explanation though.
Last edited by AthensBlueG; Feb 1, 2007 at 09:43 AM.
Originally Posted by Gilley
The Axxis Ultimates dust a lot, but they work well. I have a set of Hawk HPS pads I'm going to use when the Axxis wear out and then I'll try the Axxis Metal Matrix.
get some rotora rotors and call it a day, maybe steel brake lines for better pedal feel
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