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vxss-L98
05-01-2012, 04:20 PM
hey guys.
so im looking to upgrade my brakes soon, already got dot 4 fluid, braided hoses and dba series 4000 xs rotors. and i am wondering on what pads to use.
witch brings me to my next question has anyone tried the BENDIX STREET ROAD TRACK pads? or do i try EBC.
im open to all suggestions so any feed back is much appriceated.

thanks guys and girls
matt.

VT 2 EXEC LS1
05-01-2012, 04:38 PM
ring howard reynolds @ race brakes he will set you straight
2 minnie st,yarraville,vic 03 96877222 mob 0414635123
cheers

dgp
05-01-2012, 05:40 PM
Or you could try Greg at GSL Rallysport on 1300 884 836.
I recently purchased some Remsa pads for the front and rear of my Clubsport for under $200 delivered. They performed flawlessly around Phillip Island.

CHEECH86
05-01-2012, 05:50 PM
i have been using the Bendix heavy duty pad. Use them mostly on the street, some track work. Also its not harsh on my rotors like some hardcore brake pads out there

ls1 VN
05-01-2012, 08:14 PM
I use EBC yellow which is more of a track pad, they work extremely well on Pukekohe, on the street when dead cold I have to be careful. The pads don't make too much dust like some do. EBC red is a good street pad.

Plenty
05-01-2012, 08:59 PM
Ferodo DS2500, the ONLY pad to use!

Evman
05-01-2012, 09:43 PM
If you're going to go with EBC then get them from the UK. With $100 of delivery charges a full set will still be cheaper than buying just the rears in Oz.

Link; Camskill (http://www.camskill.co.uk/)

I've got a full set on the way. $240AU delivered (yes, there's $100AU of delivery charges in that) for front and rear pads (reds) to suit VZ AP Racing brakes. $290 for the rears only on eBay. DS2500 pads are dusty as hell which is the main reason I'm going EBC. Potential cause of persistent shudder (resin spots) is another reason, but as yet unconfirmed.

VZ_V8
05-01-2012, 09:54 PM
EBC Redstuff.... Being using them for a while now. Great for the street and can get a few laps out of them on tight circuits. Virtually no dust.

VX2VESS
05-01-2012, 10:40 PM
Then you can read this thread http://www.ls1.com.au/forum/showthread.php?26366-The-Brake-Pad-Review-Thread&highlight=brake+pad+review

vxss-L98
06-01-2012, 10:14 AM
ok sounds good fellas ill will research all of them and buy some next week! need something to stop untill i save for a alcon or harrop kit!

cheers matt

Richie217
06-01-2012, 11:32 AM
Or you could try Greg at GSL Rallysport on 1300 884 836.
I recently purchased some Remsa pads for the front and rear of my Clubsport for under $200 delivered. They performed flawlessly around Phillip Island.

How are you finding the dust levels? I fitted Remsa all round in November. They perform well but they are dusty as hell, not too much of a problem just means more times spent cleaning the rims. Also tend to squeal a little bit with light breaking. Need to replace the disks in the coming month or so and will probably go DBA 4000s with Remsa pads from GSL.

tomholzy
06-01-2012, 02:54 PM
Have you tried Libra Ultra Thin pads...










c'mon someone had to make a pad joke!

dgp
07-01-2012, 07:29 AM
How are you finding the dust levels? I fitted Remsa all round in November. They perform well but they are dusty as hell, not too much of a problem just means more times spent cleaning the rims. Also tend to squeal a little bit with light breaking. Need to replace the disks in the coming month or so and will probably go DBA 4000s with Remsa pads from GSL.

To be honest i didn't really notice. When i finished at the track i took the race rims off in the dark and put the road rims on (race rims stores at brothers house). The road rims have got a bit of dust on them but i wouldnt say it's excessive. I have probab;y on;y done about 1,000k's with the pads though.