Owner reviews for brake pads

I would recommend NISMO or Project Mu. Both are less dusty than the Hawks in my experience. Recently replaced my Mu pads with the NISMO set. Only about 500 miles in but good so far.

For brake pads I really like the power stop z23 pads

Akebono are very good brake pads.

I run Hawk HPS which have reduced dust as compared to the factory OE Brembo pads. They are quiet enough too.

On a 428 both lower control forward arms including labor I believe $320 to $350

Brake pads brake, w e a r sensor and I believe both speed sensors under $400 no rotors were replaced.

I put on EBC redstuff and they work well.

I went with EBC rotors and RedStuff pads.

put Akebono pads on my 335is that I use for weekend/track car. Many have recommended them for their low brake dust. However, they’re missing that initial bite and since my car is pushing some power, it feels slippery when driving in the street if they haven’t been warmed up.

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I had a track day today with 1 hour session and closer to the end they were fade.When I took the pads out to check I noticed that they are extremely glazed like covered with a melted metal.Also, looks like they covered rotors with this melted metal, the inner side of both of them.The outer rotors surface is fine. The outer pads look the same glazed.I was checking them yesterday last time and they looked fine.The friction material looked fine and not that glazed.It's on the last photo.I was trying to brake short and strong all the time.There car is Suzuki swift sport.Brake pads ferodo dsuno.Track Zolder.