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I'm not sure what a "break pad" is, but I did recently buy new "brake pads".
Hawk HPS are good for street use. From what I hear the HP+ are non-street pads.
nair, despite the search sucking, I think even this you should find a lot of threads on.
Hawk HPS are good for street use. From what I hear the HP+ are non-street pads.
nair, despite the search sucking, I think even this you should find a lot of threads on.
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I've been using the Porterfield R4S compound for some time now, I'm quite satisfied with them. Good stopping power and initial bite, and they dont make noise either 
They do dust a bit though, but not terribly. I would reccomend them if your planning on tracking the car.
They do dust a bit though, but not terribly. I would reccomend them if your planning on tracking the car.
For street driving and auto-x i've been using mid-grade semi-metallics from BAP/GEON.
I've been wanting to try Akebono ceramics, but they are expensive even with a wholesale account at work.
I've been wanting to try Akebono ceramics, but they are expensive even with a wholesale account at work.
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