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Old Jul 16, 2001 | 12:19 AM
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ok..its time for new brake pads...which ones in your opinions are the best? also im looking for one's that don't dust so much like my stock ones..with the stockers..i cant even keep my wheels clean for a few days...oh and how much are those slotted or cross drilled rotors ive seen guys with cost...and which is better slotted or cross drilled?
thanx in advance!
Old Jul 16, 2001 | 02:01 AM
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EBC greenstuff? great pads from what i've heard
low brake dust and all that...
www.ebc-brakes.com
Old Jul 18, 2001 | 05:18 PM
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I just put Porterfields on my fronts. Excellent bite. Noticable difference. I highly recommed them and they are reasonnably priced. I've had them about 4 months. They dust about the same as OEM's, but I care more about the performance.

Old Jul 18, 2001 | 05:29 PM
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Re: Pads

i just put on Axxis Metal Master Pads they don't seem to dust but they squeal very loudly. as far as drilled or slotted i read somewhere that slotted are better because they offer same venting and are less likely to fracture.
Old Jul 18, 2001 | 05:44 PM
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There are three "performance" brake pads for the Maxima.

Porterfields - great braking, suitable for light track use, but pads are expensive

Axxis Metal Matrix - great braking, good price

EBC Green Stuff - great braking, dusts like crazy



As far as rotors, slotted and cross drilled do not offer any performance above normal vented discs. The advantage of cross drilled and slotted is to relieve outgassing from the pads, but for a Maxima that is not really a concern.

FYI, I have Brembo blanks and Porterfield pads on order, should arrive anyday now. Check the 4th gen forum sticky for brake pad/rotor info.
Old Jul 18, 2001 | 06:33 PM
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RE: Brake Pads...

EBC Green Stuff for street use, EBC Red Stuff for racing. Both have little brake dust, are VERY effective, and not too much money (About $70/axle for Red Stuff, $50/axle for Green Stuff). They have a low friction level to keep rotors cool. Just trying to help.
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