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I submit that unless you track your car hard and often, stock Nissan pads are your best bet, even for the occasional "spirited" drive. The stock pads don't dust too
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I submit that unless you track your car hard and often, stock Nissan pads are your best bet, even for the occasional "spirited" drive. The stock pads don't dust too much, are quiet, and have a great cold - hot performance range. If you're tracking often, then you might consider two different sets of pads; one (stock) set for the street, and one (dustier, noisier, higher heat range) set for the track.
Stock don't always = inferior crap. Sometimes it ain't broke, and doesn't need fixin'. Cheers
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