what kind of break pad do u all like ?
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what kind of break pad do u all like ?
i will need to change my break pad soon ?
any one can tell me what kind should i use .?
how about the hawk HP+ ?
i will drive mostly street but some time i race a bit.
so please help ........
any one can tell me what kind should i use .?
how about the hawk HP+ ?
i will drive mostly street but some time i race a bit.
so please help ........
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!!!
woooo... your are fast...
well thank you first....
ok i some time do race on freeway. so a lot of breaking is need .
i try the EBC green before is good for street but when
i m hard on it is no good.
so i was thinking of upgrade to the HP+ so i will hold
on longer when i hit it hard.
thanks again.
well thank you first....
ok i some time do race on freeway. so a lot of breaking is need .
i try the EBC green before is good for street but when
i m hard on it is no good.
so i was thinking of upgrade to the HP+ so i will hold
on longer when i hit it hard.
thanks again.
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I just bought brake pads with a lifetime warranty from autozone. I couldn't believe you can actually buy brake pads with a lifetime warranty. I want to know who the genius is who decided that one
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It really depends on the extent of your braking and it does not sound like you really need a better pad. If you want to go with the HP+ I have HPS that I am going to try out for autox. Hopefully they will do just fine.
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I'm running the Hawk HPS.
In normal street conditions they stop great, but if I'm racing they tend to get hot pretty quick. Seems like they get hot quicker then oem pads to me and leave more dust.
In normal street conditions they stop great, but if I'm racing they tend to get hot pretty quick. Seems like they get hot quicker then oem pads to me and leave more dust.
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When you realize how shitty the pads are and/or how you will lose your reciept or sell the car before you replace the pads, you will understand the reasoning behind the lifetime brake pads
I have bought lifetime pads at least 3 or 4 times, and have yet to get a free pair.
I have bought lifetime pads at least 3 or 4 times, and have yet to get a free pair.
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I just bought brake pads with a lifetime warranty from autozone. I couldn't believe you can actually buy brake pads with a lifetime warranty. I want to know who the genius is who decided that one
I just bought brake pads with a lifetime warranty from autozone. I couldn't believe you can actually buy brake pads with a lifetime warranty. I want to know who the genius is who decided that one
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I'm running Bonez at thge moment. EBC Greens or reds are good though. Greens are a street pad, low dust, The reds are more performance oriented. They make a Yellow and Blue that bite hard but they dust bad and don't last very long.
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