im kind of in desperate need of front pads and autozone doesnt have so id just rather order them online.

I read throught hte forum and people are saying hawks i dont know much about anything with this so can anyone offer information on which pads i should buy and from whom??

thank in advance!

 

btw its a g35 s

 

I have the same problem, I've heard both Hawks and OEMs are good. I'm leaning towards OEMs. Could you head to your dealer and pick some up that way?

 

Hawk HPS have poor initial bite when cold. I would stick to OEM over them.

 

I moved to Bendix Ceramics. Plenty of bite, little to no brake dust, zero noise and they were inexpensive. Combine that with a lifetime warranty, it was a no-brainer.
With that being said, I may be shopping for something more aggressive when these are ready for change.

 

where did u get those pads?

 

Amazon.

Here's the rear's. You'll find that G's go through rear's faster than fronts. (VDC's doing)

 

Really depends...Are you planning to go to the track? Is your car purely a DD? Do you occasionally do some canyon carving?

For DD, I definitly wouldn't mind having some good ceramic pads...should have good cold bite, low dust, and low noise.

 

already changed the rears, they had them at autozone but they dont have the fronts yea definitly going with ceramic

 

I've had mine on for about a year now... no problems and the car stops on a dime

I do need rotors though, the OEMs suck big time

 

well i juss want the pads for now until the next pad change then ima do a bbk

 

i went with stillens all around on my X. have em for about 15k and a lot better than stock.

 

i dont see them for the S plus there pretty pricey im leaning towards the bendix but idk if thats for sure the right pads

 

Do they have good initial bite from the cold stop? And what about several hard stops from 100 to 0 MPH, do they work after (stock pads die after that)?

 

^ Also want to know. I am going to replace stock rotors with Centric premium blanks but still am looking for the right DD pad that has a good initial bite (at the very least comparable to stock) and won't fade.