Guys I need your advice ..
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My car's front rotors are done for, and I'm looking into buying the stoptech front and back rotors, but i'm stuck on which pads to get. I'm stuck between the project mu pads and the Hawk HPS brake pads, which are better. I'm interested in whichever produces the least brake dust (at least less dust than the stock pads produce), and somewhat better braking power than the stock pads. What do you guys recommend, I'm either buying this stage 2 kit which comes with front and rear stoptech rotors and the Hawk HPS brake pads >>>>>>> http://gallery.bcentral.com/GID51101...ck-models.aspx or just buying the rotors for the front and back separately from mynismo.com and ordering the project mu pads separately.
what do you guys recommend I do..
what do you guys recommend I do..
No personal experience with the Project MUs but I do have a set of the Hawk HPS pads in front and have had them for a while. The difference in brake dust was night and day. With the HPS pads I can go a week before I have to wipe the dust off the lips of my wheels. With the stock pad, it seemed like it was almost every day. I don't do any tracking/heavy braking so I didn't noticed a difference in performance but they are advertised as a performance pad. No problems with squealing but others have posted issues with noise. I did go through the proper bedding process, which probably helped.
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+1 No experience with Mu's here, but HPS pads dust way less than stock Brembo's. Id like to try something diff next time though...maybe Im crazy but I think the stock pads grip better.
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+1 No experience with Mu's here, but HPS pads dust way less than stock Brembo's. Id like to try something diff next time though...maybe Im crazy but I think the stock pads grip better.
I had hawk and switched over to mu's because they would stop when the rotor was partially submerged in water. So if you drive into a puddle and have to stop quick you dont have to worry about the hawks slipping on you
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Originally Posted by Alberto
+1 No experience with Mu's here, but HPS pads dust way less than stock Brembo's. Id like to try something diff next time though...maybe Im crazy but I think the stock pads grip better.
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I told you I had the HPS and the B-Force. Hated the HPS, love the Project Mu B-Force. Basically everything dusts less than stock so that's not the real deciding factor between these two.
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