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An aggressive pad that has mild squeal, medium dust, but aggressive and can hold heat are EBC Yellowstuff. They aren't carbotech expensive either. They held up to abuse at the
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An aggressive pad that has mild squeal, medium dust, but aggressive and can hold heat are EBC Yellowstuff. They aren't carbotech expensive either. They held up to abuse at the dragon, the rotors were blue, but the rbf600 didn't boil, and my pads held. That's about as aggressive as you're going to get on the street. It has decent bite when cold, better with some heat.
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