Brake pads EBC or Hawk Performance

EBC Brake pads
howardbrandon11
  • Noise:
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Rating 4.0

I kept stock rotors and just upgraded the pads to EBC RedStuff. From my internet searching, I determined that rotors weren't worth it unless I planned on tracking the car, which I don't. Someone else mentioned noise in comparing Red vs Yellow, and that was part of what swayed me toward Red (I think Red also has a longer life and/or less dust).

Pros: longer life, less dust
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Hawk Performance Brake pads
ADVNTURR
  • Braking:
Rating 4.0

Depending on the track the factory pads may be adequate for your first day, but a more aggressive and higher temp pad would be my recommendation because nothing will up the "pucker factor" like your brake pedal going to the floor. A pad like the Hawk HPS 5.0 is what I'd consider to be minimally acceptable for street tires on an average track. I'm a big fan of GLOC pads and I can confirm their R8 compound on all 4 corners works great on the GTI/R/A3/S3 for street tires.

Pros: higher temp pad, good for street tires
Cons: factory pads may be inadequate
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EBC Brake pads

I ran ebc yellow stuff pads on my civic. Would recommend the street version which is green I think. OEM rotors are fine, no need for anything fancy.

Pros: good stopping power
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EBC Brake pads
gprace
  • Braking:
Rating 4.0

I currently have EBC Redstuff on my 2017 VW Sportwagen 4motion and are pleased with the results compared to stock.

Pros: pleased with the results
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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EBC Brake pads
georgetd
  • Braking:
Rating 4.0

I've replaced the stock proportioning valve with an adjustable one and have ebc yellows on the back with no name shit pads on the front.

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EBC Brake pads

I have the epfa pads on my ‘17 r6. More power than my stock pads but not crazy in bite or max power imo. I’m a mid pack b group rider at best so yrmv. However, important to note, I took a trip to deals gap this fall and crossed the skyway in a cold light rain (45°f?) and the pads were not happy. First time I grabbed the lever and they had 15% of the power I was expecting, and took a solid 2 secs to build enough heat to do anything.

Pros: more power than stock
Cons: poor cold weather performance
Part number: EPFA724HH
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EBC Brake pads
januario6
  • Braking:
Rating 1.0

EBC yellow lasted on track day, garbage in my opinion, running Carbotech pads now, first pad that lasted a whole day at Limerock, no fade , good bite all day.

Pros: no fade, good bite
Cons: garbage, short lasting
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