Minimal DUST brake pads- Your opinion
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I realize this topic was argued and discussed upon in the past but Im not sure if we ever came to a clear conclusion.
Im looking for the least amount of brake dust possible while maintaining at least the stock brake felling (no less).
Some folks say the EBC VR Green, some say not.
Please help
Im looking for the least amount of brake dust possible while maintaining at least the stock brake felling (no less).
Some folks say the EBC VR Green, some say not.
Please help
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Originally posted by mgk65
After researching for a while, I ordered the Hawk HPS brake pads yesterday.
They are supposed to have less dust than the EBC VR Green.
mgk
After researching for a while, I ordered the Hawk HPS brake pads yesterday.
They are supposed to have less dust than the EBC VR Green.
mgk
I'm just curious what negative things you've heard about the Greenstuff pads Dave? I have heard that the Hawk HPS have a tendancy to squeel coming from some members on this board. I am trying to decide between the two as well.
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Ive heard that they just dont last. Some people have burt them out at the track in just one day down to the metal and messed up their rotors. I have done some searching on here about them and the majority of people who have switched have been very happy with the hawks.
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Axxis Deluxe Plus...cheap, good performance, and low dust.
I wouldn't touch EBC greentstuff pads with a 10' pole.
This is not a company perspective...this is my personal experience...although others in our organization have had bad experiences as well.
They fall apart with any heat.
I wouldn't touch EBC greentstuff pads with a 10' pole.
They fall apart with any heat.
Originally posted by Shift_Speed
i just ordered mine at tirerack.com yesterday.... i think it was 69 including taxes and shipping.... i got the hawks... too many negative remarks on the green stuff....
i just ordered mine at tirerack.com yesterday.... i think it was 69 including taxes and shipping.... i got the hawks... too many negative remarks on the green stuff....
Originally posted by wadd3456
Yeah, here we go again. I appreciate the responses but this was intended to clear the smoke, not make it more smokey
Yeah, here we go again. I appreciate the responses but this was intended to clear the smoke, not make it more smokey
I have Hawk HPS on my car, track it a lot. There is a lot less dust than stock, but it still makes significant dust. Squeal when hot.
I have EBC Greenstuff on my wife's car. No track work. No dust at all, no squeals, and feel like stock.
My recommendation:
Track = Hawk
Street = Greenstuff.
I'm using Hawk HPS. The difference from stock is night and day. Whereas stock front brakes dust wheels within one week, the Hawks leave no dust.
I do get squeals and I'm unable to tell if it's from the fronts or if it's my rears. I haven't changed my rears in 34k miles so it could be rears but I'm thinking it's the fronts. This is after proper bedding. You can re-bed the brakes to avoid the squeal. I think J Ritt or another vendor wrote a good review about this somewhere.
I do get squeals and I'm unable to tell if it's from the fronts or if it's my rears. I haven't changed my rears in 34k miles so it could be rears but I'm thinking it's the fronts. This is after proper bedding. You can re-bed the brakes to avoid the squeal. I think J Ritt or another vendor wrote a good review about this somewhere.
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http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...Code=EBC-350ZG I am assuming this is for a front PAIR correct?
Anyone know where I can these cheaper?
Thanks
Anyone know where I can these cheaper?
Thanks
I was going to switch to the Nismo pads, but my dealer suggested Stillen...I can't quite recall the reason. In any case. I have the Stillen pads & essentially have no dust now. No squeak. They are fine as far as I see now.


