Brake Pads
Your best bet, for performance, is blank rotors. I've read a lot of good reviews of the OEM pads working just fine on the track so you could theoretically go that route again. Hawk HPS, based on my experience, works just ok when heated up and less than stellar compared to OEM in daily driving.
As for the OEM sport rims fitting on the Akebono's, this may help you out a little. http://gshack.org/?p=118
As for the OEM sport rims fitting on the Akebono's, this may help you out a little. http://gshack.org/?p=118
Yea, the Akebonos are gorgeous but out of my price range
I won't answer that 
But i will say, i've read some pretty good feedback on the stock "S" brake system on the track. I think the hardware itself is pretty robust, and if you need to, you can always go with Carbotech pads and work your way up the ladder.
Can't beat the allure of those Akebono's though.
But i will say, i've read some pretty good feedback on the stock "S" brake system on the track. I think the hardware itself is pretty robust, and if you need to, you can always go with Carbotech pads and work your way up the ladder.
Can't beat the allure of those Akebono's though.
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anybody know if axxis makes a pad for our cars?
i had good luck with axxis metal masters in the past. quieter than the name suggests, very low dust and great bite but still rotor friendly.
amp
i had good luck with axxis metal masters in the past. quieter than the name suggests, very low dust and great bite but still rotor friendly.
amp
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