Changing Brake Pads -- Tutorial
#102
Originally Posted by s2keepup,Jul 12 2009, 12:03 AM
gonna replace my pads next week, any recommendations on brands if i dont just get honda pads?
i cant wait to wear these HPS out and have back the OEM :/
if you are on the street, stick with OEM
even though the HPS has never really disappointed me, they never really met my expectations
#103
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Originally Posted by s2keepup,Jul 12 2009, 04:03 AM
gonna replace my pads next week, any recommendations on brands if i dont just get honda pads?
IMO, the OEM pad is great for use on the street - low noise and low dust. Other pads that I have used for autocrossing or for the track work better than OEM in those applications, but dust more and tend to be noisier.
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was hoping for something lower dust actually maybe something better for track since im thinking of auto-x when i get back, but i dont think ill get both of that in one pad lol.
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just finished changing all 4 brake pads...
man those rear pistons are a pita... it took me a half hour to make a quarter turn with my pos brake piston return tool. lame
anyway, hawk hp+'s and ate super blue fluid ftw!
man those rear pistons are a pita... it took me a half hour to make a quarter turn with my pos brake piston return tool. lame
anyway, hawk hp+'s and ate super blue fluid ftw!
#107
Originally Posted by s2keepup,Jul 12 2009, 11:53 PM
anyone have opinions on EBC RedStuff pads?
#108
I installed my front OEM pads today with new OEMs. Wear indicator squeak is finally gone and I can now enjoy driving once again . Upon removal, noticed that pads were nearly non-existant. Caught just in the nick of time.
Thanks to C-3 and the rest that provided good info, it was a breeze!
Thanks to C-3 and the rest that provided good info, it was a breeze!
#109
If you don't track your car, and I mean high speed with lots of hard braking, then you shouldn't get the Redstuff pads. Like I said above, I had the Green ones and they were more aggressive than you'd ever need. The OEM pads are more than good enough for autocross, and you don't have to deal with all the dust.