Brake pads STOPTECH or Hawk Performance

Hawk Performance Brake pads
The Sage
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Rating 4.0

Ive run HP+ recently at road atlanta for an hpde with NASA. While they are loud i never had any issues with them on track. I was running in a stock brake e36m3 on slicks.

Pros: no issues on track
Cons: they are loud
Vehicle: BMW
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Hawk Performance Brake pads
2 doors
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Rating 4.0

I think HP+ make good track pads for HDPE first timers. I had them on the front of my car when I first started taking it to the track. I liked the initial bite of them. That said, for someone with track day experience like yourself, you might find and exceed their limit fairly quickly.

Pros: good initial bite
Cons: exceed limit quickly
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STOPTECH Brake pads
bRett 32
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Rating 4.0

The brakes don't inspire confidence. I replaced mine with a stoptech setup which is overkill but the feel, modulation and overall power take away one of the stock car's biggest weaknesses IMO

Pros: overall power, good modulation
Cons: don't inspire confidence
Vehicle: Subaru
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Hawk Performance Brake pads
Orient Express
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Rating 5.0

I have the Hawk Ceramic pads on one of my Porsche's and agree they are great pads, very good pedal feel, no squeal, and no dust.

Pros: very good pedal feel
Cons: no squeal, no dust
Vehicle: Porsche
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Hawk Performance Brake pads

Hawk HPS are decent, as long as you never see winter conditions I hate mine in the winter, as it does take a bit to heat them up (as I approach my intersections going down steep hills). The initial bite, when it is warmed up, isn't as grabby compared to stock also.

Pros: decent
Cons: hate in the winter
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