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Old 06-02-2014, 02:04 AM   #16 (permalink)
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You need to try new pads if you think HPS is good.
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You need to try new pads if you think HPS is good.
Dunno if you're talking to me?
I run Project Mu, lol
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I am sure it beats the HPS. They were downright scary
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I am sure it beats the HPS. They were downright scary
I think I'm running B-force up front and NS400 in the rear, might be reversed though; I went for the most braking power with no noise and ended up with those. I honestly don't remember how much more or less brake dust I had
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Raysbestos pads are pretty awesome performance wise and I mean almost no dust at all.
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Has anyone compared the Carbotech Ceramics to stock in terms of dusting?

No offense, but I've obviously got stricter dust standards than most. I just don't trust someone saying "low dust" or "no dust". I'm using a ceramic right now that dusts around 50% more than the OEM pads. It took the OEM pads a little over a week to put a noticeable layer of dust on my front wheels - these Hawk PC are that bad or worse in about 5 days typically.
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I used the posquiets for a long while and they were great great. better than oem and lower dust than oem.
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I used the posquiets for a long while and they were great great. better than oem and lower dust than oem.
Yup these are next on my list. I just recently got to drive Ms. Pint's base model Z with these and felt like it braked better than my sports brakes with slotted rotors and Hawk PC pads. I don't think I'm going to be happy with the dust on any real performance pads, even if they are ceramic.
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