Brake Pads
#1
Brake Pads
Somebody recommend a good brake pad. I dont track my car but drive it pretty hard on the street sometimes. I have Hawks on the front but I need to change the rears now so I need a complete set. I wanted to try something different but will put the hawks on all four corners if I have to order something that's going to take a week to get here. It would be better is some local shop carried them; Uehara motorworks ??
This is my list so far in to particular order.
Project MU
EBC Red
Endless
Hawk
Axxxis
You guys know that I wont drive my car dirty so they need to be low dust too.
This is my list so far in to particular order.
Project MU
EBC Red
Endless
Hawk
Axxxis
You guys know that I wont drive my car dirty so they need to be low dust too.
#12
Originally Posted by 702Fairlady
Ive got a set of Hawk HPS pads sitting her ein the garage waiting to be put on when there is a tech session or I get off my *** and do it. I got em from pepboys for like 120.
Don't know if I would recommend these as I have never used them before but I hope they do well, hell thats why I bought them.
As a side note, does anyone recommend motul oil or have any opinions about it?
#14
Originally Posted by 702Fairlady
yea they had to order my rears, think its stupid to carry the fronts and not the rears. If you do grab em up maybe get a lil tech session going to do an install, cuz I gotta get mine on soon.
#17
I just installed Hawk pads on all four corners this past weekend. Really easy to do... but I do recommend something: PBC grease and silicone grease. I couldn't get PBC (which is about $50 from Nissan for a tub), so I went with copper paste. The grease is for use between the backing plate and back of the pad. This way, you'll eliminate metal-on-metal sound from the pads. The silicone grease is mostly for the rear upper caliper bolts, but you can put some on the front lower caliper bolts if you wish.
#19
Originally Posted by ensmuns
I just installed Hawk pads on all four corners this past weekend. Really easy to do... but I do recommend something: PBC grease and silicone grease. I couldn't get PBC (which is about $50 from Nissan for a tub), so I went with copper paste. The grease is for use between the backing plate and back of the pad. This way, you'll eliminate metal-on-metal sound from the pads. The silicone grease is mostly for the rear upper caliper bolts, but you can put some on the front lower caliper bolts if you wish.
#20
Originally Posted by vegas_speedster
Yeah except that they are about $360 a set!! I called Desert Nissan and that's the price that they quoted me, plus they are a special order.
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