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Which brake pads? My head is spinning
I need a new set of front pads and I'm going to do them myself. The local stealer here north of the 49th wants CAN$170+ for the OEM pads. Looking on the internet, there's a dizzying array of manufacturers (apparently) and pads to choose from:
Textar (FF) CAN$170, US$106, 100, 78, 106 ATE US$76, 71, 82 Mintex (EE) $US58, 53, 58, 69? Mintex Silver metallic US$96 Pagid US$84, 79, 78, 70 PBR US$64, 60 PBR (EE?) US$73, 68 PBR ceramic US$84, 78 Centric semi-metallic US$75 EBC red, ceramic US$102 Porsche (Brembo) US$136 Porsche US$77, 97 I don't track the car and am just looking for reasonably good performance on the street without a lot of dusting. Oh, and I'm not into drilling holes for the wear sensors - the pads have to come with the holes. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks |
Mintex red box work great on mine. No noise, stop well, low dust.
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Check out Porterfield Brake Pads (R4-S)
I autocross once a month, I use R4-S. They're good for the streets too! Although not recommended for track use.
No Noise; No Dust; Great performer. |
Pagid blue here... daily. Alot of dust, even more squeal, but they stop very very well with no fade on street tires.
this probably doesn't help... I would venture to bet that pelican may have OEM pads the cheapest. Im know certain but you may have to drill almost all non-OEM pads. |
Mintex red box or PBR metal master would work great for you. Low dust, low noise and brakes well. I did not have to drill holes but best to use new shims cause old ones can get bent when you remove.
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