Brakes upgrade
I have exactly the stillen drilled and matrix pads on front. I don't know if I can recommend these because of the warping trouble I've had with them. Braking power is AWESOME, I love that part. Just realized I do have 80K on the front rotors now, I guess maybe that's not too bad 
I've heard some good stuff about Hawk... If u get enough people to say that combination doesn't warp, I'd go with it.

I've heard some good stuff about Hawk... If u get enough people to say that combination doesn't warp, I'd go with it.
Originally Posted by IgS
just wondering what is better:
Power slot rotors with Hawk brake pads
or Stillen drilled rotors with Matrix brake pads
thanks
-IgS
Power slot rotors with Hawk brake pads
or Stillen drilled rotors with Matrix brake pads
thanks
-IgS
Originally Posted by KCMichaelM
I have exactly the stillen drilled and matrix pads on front. I don't know if I can recommend these because of the warping trouble I've had with them. Braking power is AWESOME, I love that part. Just realized I do have 80K on the front rotors now, I guess maybe that's not too bad 
I've heard some good stuff about Hawk... If u get enough people to say that combination doesn't warp, I'd go with it.

I've heard some good stuff about Hawk... If u get enough people to say that combination doesn't warp, I'd go with it.
are they better then stock overall??? and u have any pics of them?
-IgS
Originally Posted by IgS
just wondering what is better:
Power slot rotors with Hawk brake pads
or Stillen drilled rotors with Matrix brake pads
thanks
-IgS
Power slot rotors with Hawk brake pads
or Stillen drilled rotors with Matrix brake pads
thanks
-IgS
Originally Posted by IgS
are they better then stock overall??? and u have any pics of them?
-IgS
-IgS
Yes they stop much much better, I do love the performance. Just have to be real careful to avoid warping. Bug thing is to make sure to clean the surface of your wheel hub before installing the new rotors. I did not sand the rust off mine so it didn't start out with a flush/level mounting place.
No pics now, you can see the pics on Stillen's site.
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I have powerslots all around with hawk front pads and axxis rears....they stop, but they squeal and they've squealed for over 2k miles now, so its not a break-in issue...
Im convinced these pads are **** and I shall switch with raybestors QS prolly
Im convinced these pads are **** and I shall switch with raybestors QS prolly
Originally Posted by NT2SHBBY
I have powerslots all around with hawk front pads and axxis rears....they stop, but they squeal and they've squealed for over 2k miles now, so its not a break-in issue...
Im convinced these pads are **** and I shall switch with raybestors QS prolly
Im convinced these pads are **** and I shall switch with raybestors QS prolly
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Originally Posted by Spin20
Iwas going to put hawk pads on with brembo cross drilled and sloted rotors.....I was gonna use all new stuff....Do you think that it would be better going with stock pads? My stock rotors are shot but the pads maybe have 5000 on them, and I HATE the brake squeak, do you think it would be better just to stick with stock pads?
OEM pads might be a viable solution...mine never squealed...my rotors were warped
people were saying they were good pads? http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=281214 I will put these on any kind of rotor since they are soft like OEM pad (less noise). they are carbon pads.
Originally Posted by NYC TAR
people were saying they were good pads? http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=281214 I will put these on any kind of rotor since they are soft like OEM pad (less noise). they are carbon pads.
Originally Posted by NYC TAR
people were saying they were good pads? http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=281214 I will put these on any kind of rotor since they are soft like OEM pad (less noise). they are carbon pads.
-IgS
I sad they are like stock pad in terms of noise level(very quiet) they perfrom 10X better than stock pads( lesser brake fade,and dust, last a very long time. http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/pads.html some reviews
http://www.myroadster.net/testimonials_results.asp
hawk are great pad for stoping, but they make too much noise. because they use really hard compound ( not rotor frendly) . porterfield are very rotor friendly and prevent the rotor from warping. I would just use up the stuff you have and buy nicer stuff. also you can use these pad on cross drill or slotted rotors.
http://www.myroadster.net/testimonials_results.asp
hawk are great pad for stoping, but they make too much noise. because they use really hard compound ( not rotor frendly) . porterfield are very rotor friendly and prevent the rotor from warping. I would just use up the stuff you have and buy nicer stuff. also you can use these pad on cross drill or slotted rotors.
Originally Posted by NYC TAR
I sad they are like stock pad in terms of noise level(very quiet) they perfrom 10X better than stock pads( lesser brake fade,and dust, last a very long time. http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/pads.html some reviews
http://www.myroadster.net/testimonials_results.asp
hawk are great pad for stoping, but they make too much noise. because they use really hard compound ( not rotor frendly) . porterfield are very rotor friendly and prevent the rotor from warping. I would just use up the stuff you have and buy nicer stuff. also you can use these pad on cross drill or slotted rotors.
http://www.myroadster.net/testimonials_results.asp
hawk are great pad for stoping, but they make too much noise. because they use really hard compound ( not rotor frendly) . porterfield are very rotor friendly and prevent the rotor from warping. I would just use up the stuff you have and buy nicer stuff. also you can use these pad on cross drill or slotted rotors.
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