Brake pads POWER STOP or Mintex

POWER STOP Brake pads

Powerstop track kit with ceramic pads. They have solid and Drilled/slotted rotors available both options. Around $300 for both front and rear. I run these on multiple cars when it’s time for brakes always an upgrade over stock.

Pros: upgrade over stock
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POWER STOP Brake pads
jdunk502
  • Braking:
Rating 4.0

Ive seen people go the full spectrum of pads, from cheapos to expensive. I’d go oem at a minimum, remember these are big heavy trucks that need a lot of stopping power. I’ve had a lot of luck with powerstop so far.

Pros: good stopping power
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POWER STOP Brake pads
Stellarella90
  • Braking:
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Rating 4.0

I recently-ish replaced my pads and rotors with the Powerstop Z26 stuff. Works fine, and makes a lot less dust. Can't say I've noticed a huge difference in braking force.

Pros: less dust, works fine
Cons: no braking difference
Vehicle: Dodge
Mileage: 36000 km
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POWER STOP Brake pads

I’ve been really liking my powerstops. $375 for rotors and carbon fiber ceramic pads. Easy install and they’re super quiet. Have yet to really drive them hard but for daily/spirited driving I’m super happy with them.

Pros: super quiet, easy install
Vehicle: Subaru
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Mintex Brake pads
dcomiskey
  • Braking:
Rating 3.0

For JUST street driving (no canyon runs or autox), they are fine. But, they are NOT performance pads, so you don't want to be running on them if you're rcing the car or really hammering the brakes when you drive.

Pros: fine for street driving
Cons: NOT performance pads
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