Axxis Brake Pads
08-28-2003, 06:51 AM
#1
Axxis Brake Pads
No group buy needed. These prices are open to anyone interested in them 
Pricing is for a set of (4) Four (front+back) and would be as follows:
Axxis Ultimate Ceramics - $80 shipped
Axxis Metal Masters - $73 shipped
For questions or to place your order, please call Jessica up at:
Performance Parts Store
A Division of NCMS
800.246.4567
And place your order. Be sure to mention "Maxima.org Members Price". They accept most major credit cards and checks.
Alternatively, you can also pay via Paypal with the following address:
PayPal ID: paypal@performancepartsstore.com
Enjoy!
- Mike
Pricing is for a set of (4) Four (front+back) and would be as follows:
Axxis Ultimate Ceramics - $80 shipped
Axxis Metal Masters - $73 shipped
For questions or to place your order, please call Jessica up at:
Performance Parts Store
A Division of NCMS
800.246.4567
And place your order. Be sure to mention "Maxima.org Members Price". They accept most major credit cards and checks.
Alternatively, you can also pay via Paypal with the following address:
PayPal ID: paypal@performancepartsstore.com
Enjoy!
- Mike
09-19-2003, 10:50 AM
#8
gabex - this price is good until supplies last.
brianw - i don't run this deal personally, so it's hard for me to get the actual price, please contact Jessica at the number above.
teejnut - ^^^, just mention you're from here and she'll give you the discounted price on those two.
Thanks
brianw - i don't run this deal personally, so it's hard for me to get the actual price, please contact Jessica at the number above.
teejnut - ^^^, just mention you're from here and she'll give you the discounted price on those two.
Thanks
09-24-2003, 05:09 AM
#10
Originally Posted by 00MaxSE
Mike, do you recommend the ultimate ceramics or the metal masters?
I'm up in the air on this also to go with the powerslot rotors. Get back soonest so I can order the rotors too!!!!!
09-24-2003, 05:34 AM
#11
00MaxSE, i'm not sure what to say. I haven't used either one of them 
SeOh2mAX, ditto on the above.
I'm going to get a set myself, but like you both it's a toss-up. I hear the Masters can get noisy while the Ceramics are better for daily driving. Might wanna check on what other people say about them.
SeOh2mAX, ditto on the above.
I'm going to get a set myself, but like you both it's a toss-up. I hear the Masters can get noisy while the Ceramics are better for daily driving. Might wanna check on what other people say about them.
09-24-2003, 07:25 AM
#12
I heard that the ceramics are softer and are more comfortable in daily use. Less likely to squeek. The cons are that they may have wear similar to or less than OEM pads. The metal masters are made of a harder composition of materials and grip harder to the rotors. They will wear less and last longer. They might produce more noise than the ceramics.
Personally, i have axxiss metal master pads in my Acura Integra. They were installed when i put in new brembo slotted rotors. Been on the car for a year already. Last weekend, my friend (and mechanic ) checked the brakes and he commented that they were in great condition, lots of wear to go. They never squeeked or faded however, i never had a noise problem in my integra. The maxima is another story... I'd be interested to try the ceramics soon, as i have installed new wheels on the maxima and wish to upgrade the braking system in the near future.
Hope my input helps.
Thanks for the GD. Always glad to see people helping out the .org community.
Personally, i have axxiss metal master pads in my Acura Integra. They were installed when i put in new brembo slotted rotors. Been on the car for a year already. Last weekend, my friend (and mechanic ) checked the brakes and he commented that they were in great condition, lots of wear to go. They never squeeked or faded however, i never had a noise problem in my integra. The maxima is another story... I'd be interested to try the ceramics soon, as i have installed new wheels on the maxima and wish to upgrade the braking system in the near future.
Hope my input helps.
Thanks for the GD. Always glad to see people helping out the .org community.
09-27-2003, 09:03 AM
#15
Per their description:
The Axxis Ultimate brake pads feature a special Kevlar® and ceramic-strengthened formula with a high co-efficient of friction and excellent high temperature wear and fade resistance.
The Axxis Ultimate brake pads feature a special Kevlar® and ceramic-strengthened formula with a high co-efficient of friction and excellent high temperature wear and fade resistance.
10-15-2003, 12:28 AM
#21
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 3
You guys might find this thread helpful for info on Axxis pads.
If you think you want Metal Masters, look into Deluxe Plus pads instead. They are as good or better than the MM's in every category.
Ultimates are higher performance but you get more dust, more squeal, and less pad life.
I've ran Metal Masters, then Ultimates on my WRX and my next ones will be Deluxe Plus for the street. The MM's were great and dusted A LOT less than the Ultimates.
If you think you want Metal Masters, look into Deluxe Plus pads instead. They are as good or better than the MM's in every category.
Ultimates are higher performance but you get more dust, more squeal, and less pad life.
I've ran Metal Masters, then Ultimates on my WRX and my next ones will be Deluxe Plus for the street. The MM's were great and dusted A LOT less than the Ultimates.
10-15-2003, 07:37 AM
#22
Are the ultimates still available? Why do I want them for the rears? Cuz...
the hawk hp+ dust sooo quickly. I washed my rims and the next day they were dusty. But the rears are sparkly! So I gotta even out the dustiness in the rear...heehee
Jae
the hawk hp+ dust sooo quickly. I washed my rims and the next day they were dusty. But the rears are sparkly! So I gotta even out the dustiness in the rear...heehee
Jae
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