What Pads On Standard Brembo Rotors

[Bigkeels]

Hey guys,

I just bought a set of brembo 4 pot and pbr rears, came with standard rotors and pads. I've heard the standard pads are really really dusty, what pad do you recommend with the standard rotor still?

Looking for minimal dust with good performance.

Cheers

Keelan

[PhilMeUp]

Talk with Matt at Race Brakes Sydney.

I use Hawk Performance ceramic pads. They are generally the least dustiest pads.

However, brake pads are like sports teams. Everyone has their own favourite that they reckon is the best.

[PTR_NITRO_FG]

In b4 pmu fanboys

But apparently Project Mu NS400 is the sh*t....still waiting for rear pads to be made last time I checked?

[barnz]

^^^best option if you hate dust apparently

[velocityxr6t]

I run ebc redstuff pads in mine. If you just want good street performance and low dust any reputable ceramic pad will do. Probably notice no difference until you get them really hot with repetitive hard stops.

[discostig]

I think Krazy Kyle ran EBC reds and wasn't a fan after a track day. I noticed when I drove his ute with 6 pot fronts they were shuddering. He said it happened on the track day. Can't recall if he has DBA rotors or stock though... Some combinations of pads, rotors and driving style are no good.

[ripped6]

I run ebc reds on my 6 pot brembos. a lot better than standard for the street, though I did notice heat spots on my rotors after braking at the end of the drag strip

[arronm]

Reds arnt the best when you beat the brakes. Not many pads perform well with little dust. It's a trade off. Just wash your wheels more often

I like hpx for fast street. Track = QFM Z 8000

[barnz]

Is that the replacements for the A1RM pad az, have not heard of the Z 8000

[discostig]

QFM HPX were good to me for street duties back on the XR6T brakes. Currently on Remsas (used on stock Brembo rotors and now DBA Club Spec T3), recommend both as decent street pads. Dusty but work well. Next up going to give these Project Mu NS400's a go.