Rear Brake Pads

[blobak]

After doing lots of searching, there was a lot of info on front pad choices, Ferodo DS2500, Bendix Ultimates. (Side topic- Has anyone used the Bendix Street/Road/Track pads for the front?) But there was no info on what pads to use in the rear? is there any advantage upgrading? What sort of reports are there on Ultimates, DS2500, DS2000? Or any other decent options?

[power_slide]

whats the car and the application

[Bonjaz]

I got the bendix ultimates on the back, little dust but otherwise pretty good...

[_Spin_]

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Give Howard a call. I use his Race Brake street pads on the front of my Typhoon and not only do they work rather well even after prolonged periods of driving like an escaped mental paitent they just produce bugger all dust.

Edited 05/02/10 08:03 PM by _Spin_

[Guest XR09]

Pads are like tires and a very personal purchase.

Do you want strong initial bite and a soft pedal feel? The negatives of having that are brake dust, brake squeel and longevity.

It's always a compromise.

Hard pads usually don't wear as fast, so inturn don't leave as much dust. They work fine for the grip levels of your road. Or your tires.

[DCVNXR]

got bendix ultimates in the back and they work fine, minimal dust and are happy enough being abused.

[GR8XR6]

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Give Howard a call. I use his Race Brake street pads on the front of my Typhoon and not only do they work rather well even after prolonged periods of driving like an escaped mental paitent they just produce bugger all dust.

Race brakes will set you up with what you need!