We've covered this ground 11ty million times so far this month but for my money a decent street pads is the only way to go. My current person preference are the NS400's but to each thier own.

 

IMHO if you want to track the car, invest in a set of track pads and swap them in for track days (you can do this the same time you set your suspension up for the track....You are setting your suspension for the track arent you??) and run street pads on the street.

 

IMHO -If you think you can either A: drive around the issues with track pads on the street or B: keep them hot enough on the street you're either A: Kidding yourself or B: driving like a fuckwit on the street.

I've been using Akebono pads on my fronts since Nov 2015 (8 months) and they've been great.  

 

Here's some posts I made about them