Brake pads recomendation
03-05-2004, 10:45 PM
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Brake pads recomendation
Was going to change out pads and was wondering if you guys could recommend a set of pads, based on actual usage and comparison, with minimal dusting. Am thinking about Raybestos Quiet Stops, Matrix Metal Master or EBC Green Stuff. LMK what you guys think. Thanks. I did read the info on Maxmods page, but was looking for some actual usage feedback in conjunction with the info on the Maxmods page.
03-06-2004, 04:33 AM
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03-06-2004, 05:08 AM
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I tell you what not to get: the ******* piece of siht carbon metallic pads that I bought. I was going to get ceramics, and I needed them that day and they didn't have them so I got talked into getting cm's and what a mistake!
They brake like crap, still dust a little and just started squeeking not long ago (after about 6-7 monthsof normal driving).
What do you guys think about the ceramics?
They brake like crap, still dust a little and just started squeeking not long ago (after about 6-7 monthsof normal driving).
What do you guys think about the ceramics?
03-06-2004, 04:09 PM
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Whatever you choose, don't purchase standard $18 generic, Wearever, storebrand, etc brands. Buy Raybestos or Bendix. I installed a set of generics on the rear of my car and they dusted all to hell! After switching to Bendix pads, the brake dust was barely even noticable!
Don't use cheapo, generic pads! You'll spend that extra $15 bux or so on cleaning supplies!
Good Luck!
Don't use cheapo, generic pads! You'll spend that extra $15 bux or so on cleaning supplies!
Good Luck!
03-06-2004, 06:24 PM
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Nissan OEM pads are OK if your driving style is conservative. However, if you use highway often and drive fast and agressive then go with something else because they fade after just one high speed stop.
Autozone ceramic pads are similar to OEM, same performance and same low dusting tendency, but cost aboout $15 less than OEM.
I heard that AXXISS Metal Masters and Ultimates are pretty good but they're $70-90.
Autozone ceramic pads are similar to OEM, same performance and same low dusting tendency, but cost aboout $15 less than OEM.
I heard that AXXISS Metal Masters and Ultimates are pretty good but they're $70-90.
03-07-2004, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Maciek
I tell you what not to get: the ******* piece of siht carbon metallic pads that I bought. I was going to get ceramics, and I needed them that day and they didn't have them so I got talked into getting cm's and what a mistake!
They brake like crap, still dust a little and just started squeeking not long ago (after about 6-7 monthsof normal driving).
What do you guys think about the ceramics?
They brake like crap, still dust a little and just started squeeking not long ago (after about 6-7 monthsof normal driving).
What do you guys think about the ceramics?
yea def dont go with the carbon metallic pads. i put those and new rotors on and the rotors were shot within like 3k. i have the morse ceramic from autozone. quiet, good braking and all that, not sure on the dusting factor yet cuz i still got my steelies on.
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