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I use the Hawk HPS for mainly street use and the occasional track days. They seem to have performed well on my last track session. I am sure there are many other alternatives and don't want to say that the Hawks are the best since I have not tried all other pads out there.
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endlessusa.com comes on but i can't go any where.
btw, u can never go wrong with endless' products.
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I've got HP+ up front and HPS rear. Shocking how much braking the car now has. The front ABS is activating much earlier and at higher speeds. It makes hell-toe affair a little more difficult b/c it takes so little time to brake. I've only got time for 1 gear shift and it better be quick! HP+ are much quieter than I expected which is an extra bonus. So far dusting is no worse than stock.
Hawk doesn't make HP+ rear for the Z, so I went with HPS instead. Perhaps the slightly more agressive front pad will further balance out the rear-bias on our cars.
Ideally, I'm hoping this setup will be suitable for light track days. Maybe some ducting when it really hot though.
Awesome prices at RaceShopper. Makes the thought of roasting the non-Brembo pads on lapping days not so concerning.
Hawk doesn't make HP+ rear for the Z, so I went with HPS instead. Perhaps the slightly more agressive front pad will further balance out the rear-bias on our cars.
Ideally, I'm hoping this setup will be suitable for light track days. Maybe some ducting when it really hot though.
Awesome prices at RaceShopper. Makes the thought of roasting the non-Brembo pads on lapping days not so concerning.
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Originally posted by nuff
How much are the CC-X pads for the brembos? How hard are they on the rotors when they are cold?
How much are the CC-X pads for the brembos? How hard are they on the rotors when they are cold?
THis is a very track oriented pad. Please do not try and drive this on the street much.. just to and from events if anything.
and they retail for 250 for the fronts and 240 for the rear. A f/r set costs 435 retail.
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not that i would ever do this: if some one was going vary fast on back roads what compound pads should they use. is there a chart or something that people can get info on witch ( LOL) pad is the right pad for ????? driving.
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http://www.endlessusa.com/estore/sports_pad.php
this link will work.. and for the na-... pads they are renamed to ss-... pads.
this link will work.. and for the na-... pads they are renamed to ss-... pads.
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ard_josh ----- 1 site ---can't get to 350z in that site ---2can't get by pad model # if it was you quoting Z compound i do not know what model # is z compound I'm new at this . in stock glass motorcycles it's ez "just leave the bike alone---cars i don't know?
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Here are some very good street and race pads from Porterfield.
Race Pads:
Fronts AP 815 R4-E $159.00
Rears AP 905 R4-E $119.00
Street Pads:
Fronts AP 815 R4-S $89.00
Rears AP 905 R4-S $79.00
http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/
Pricey but worth it. Otherwise the Hawks are good too.
Race Pads:
Fronts AP 815 R4-E $159.00
Rears AP 905 R4-E $119.00
Street Pads:
Fronts AP 815 R4-S $89.00
Rears AP 905 R4-S $79.00
http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/
Pricey but worth it. Otherwise the Hawks are good too.
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The endless usa website is in the process of being updates.. but they do make every brake pad on that site for the 350z minus the na-d. And on that site has rotor temp, average coefficient of friction.. pad type is the name of the pad.
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Originally posted by 4myZ350
bump. need more info!!!!!
bump. need more info!!!!!