Did you look at the Redstuff pads at all?

 

Greenstuff: Suitable for all fast road applications
Redstuff: Suitable for light to medium race applications fast road usage by heavier cars and track day use

So the greenstuff fit my driving style better. I dont race my G everyday, just need the best street pads available.

 

i dont know... i just heard the greenstuff don't have as good cold stopping as they claim.. and could wear down the rotors.

'03 G35 Sedan: ivory/aero body/sport/sunroof
Warning: Objects in mirror are FASTER than they appear

 

We'll see, if they do wear down the rotors then theres the excuse to get some new sloted ones or replace the whole thing with stoptechs alltogether.

 

KongzGx wrote:
"are the greenstuffs available for front and rear?"

Like I said before the greenstuff is not available for the rear yet but you could give the NISMO R-tune pads a try, they have them for front and rear brembo and regular. Check them out here http://www.i-m-racing.com/brakes.html

 

Do they make front and rear ceramic pads for the G?

Thanks - Joey Avino

 

Those pads will eat your stock rotors... Gotta get their rotors as well to correspond with the pads.

 

still trying to find the axxis brake pads for our car? do they even exist?

'03 G35 Sedan: ivory/aero body/sport/sunroof
Warning: Objects in mirror are FASTER than they appear

 

Can you use all of these aftermarket pads with the existing rotors? Any modifications necessary or are they direct replacement? Drawbacks? And what does it mean to "bed in" new brake pads? Thanks for any help. 15,000 miles and my fronts are at 3mm....

ETicketRide
2003 G35 Sedan/Ivory Pearl/Willow Premium/Sport/Tint

 

hey guys, just checking back, how are you liking your EBC Brake pads? Are they holding up good, stopping well, and leaving little brake dust? I'm curious cuz I definately want to get some if they are

 

Are the rears available yet?

2003.5 G35C BL/GR, NAV, PREM, AERO, TINT, SPORT, Splash, V1

 

They are, I just got a set the other day. p/n DP2197/2 for Brembo rears. Not sure about the part number for the non-Brembo

 

Omi, did you change the pads yourself? How hard is it? Have you driven with them long enough to know if you like them?

 

just changed the pads yesterday and I must say I am impressed with them so far. I bedded them in and I have no squeaks or squeals yet. I did change them myself; it was pretty easy to do since I have done brake installs on my other car.

 

3 days on the pads so far and these things own! no dust visible on the rims at all and still no squeals. I did not use any shims on these either on the install