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pads
i just got my koni yellows GC coilovers and Brembo cross drill rotors ordered for my ride. but i need new pads.
which brands are there and which are the top three best iyo?? |
endless, aem pads should work,Didnt brembo send pads too?
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I had aem on my ex calipers and switched to axxis ultimates w/ the integra calipers....I like them a lot better. Much cleaner
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i just bought the rotors. no pads. so axxis ultimates are pretty good?
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EBC or Hawk. Not sure if either makes a Honda pad but it's worth checking. Those are damn fine brake pads.
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oh yeah, hawk makes excellent pads too
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never, never get ebc pads: they will wear so fast, you will have a shit load of dust on your wheels. the only thing they are really good at is stopping the car. I worn mine in less than 2 months.
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hawk is the bizomb...
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Really? Did you bed them when you first got them? Mine lasted me for just under a year and that was with a lot of hard driving. But then again I bedded them when I first got them on. The dust was pretty minimal too compared to most of the off the shelf stuff I'd bought in the past. |
no, i just put them on and went driving.
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Well there's your problem biatch!:D Most pads come pre-bedded, but it's always a good idea to do a little extra work yourself to make them last a little longer. |
haha yeah ebc's last longer than 2 months, i'd say about normal amount of time for a performance pad. but i would go with axxis again. i have no complaints and i got the middle of the line ones.
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hmm, i check out hawk pads.
thanks for the help fellas!!! |
Axxis gets my vote.
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well it looks like the cheapest i found for hawk were 80-90bucks for just the front and another 50-60 for the rear. expensive as hell. better last a long as time....
ill check in to axxis and see if i cant find a better price. |
are you a prelude online member? i remeber a few months ago they had a HUGE discount on brakes. i think it was around 50-60 for a set of all 4 pads. i picked up brembo rotors for $30 something an axle. it was in the group buy section or something like that.
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no i am not. i dont feel like paying to post on a board.:o
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awesome thanks for the link chris.
whats the difference between the type of Axxis pads? i want the ones for Auto-X. |
http://www.importrp.com/descriptions/pbr.html
thats something... i dont know to omuch about them though |
well i purchased the axxis ultimates. now to see if they are any good.
now to get the Spoon 4POT calipers!!! |
Remember man...even if they sat they come prebeded, it's a good idea to do it anyway. It's easy...and kinda fun...and it will make your pads last longer.
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tell me how first? never have delt with brake before.
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Man...what am I? An automotive dictionary? :D First get onto a freeway on ramp and get the car up to about 80 or so and brake HARD. Don't lock the brakes up, just get on them so they feel it. This is best to do at night when there aren't a lot of people/police around. Just do that a few times until they're nice and hot then let them cool off for about 15-20 minutes. Then do it a few more times. Then go real easy on them on your way home.
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so tearing the shit out of my pads for 20-30 mins will make them last longer. man i wish everythign was like that in the car world.:yes:
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Well...only right after you put them on. And it doesn't have to be for so long. You'll be able to smell them once you've done your job. That is, assuming you know what burning brake pads smell like
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i sure dont. i know what they smell like when there on fire...
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