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hawk pads....good on brake dust?


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noticed an increase in front wheel dust. but my car gets bathed every week, so I don't mind too much:rolleyes:
258k miles - Stock engine/minor suspension upgrades/original shocks/rear struts replaced at 222k/4 passenger side wheel bearings/3 clutches/1 radiator/3 turbos
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My dust is horrible with the stock pads...i have a spec b. and the dust is just caked on there by the end of the week....maybe its becuase of my rims the dust is able to get to them more being the 10spoke? I am going to be upgrading the pads and the rotors for some bling....pad wise should i just do ceramics?....i will be stage 2.5 next week
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thats kinda disappointing...im hopin for alot less brake dust but better braking then stock any other suggestions?

What's disappointing? Both the Hawk HPS and Ceramic pads will stop better than the OEM pads. HPS dusts less than the OEM pads on my car (some report the same, some a little more).

ignore him, he'll go away.
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I want a set that is good or better in stopping power, but makes NO NOISE. That's right, I can wash dust off, but squeal never goes away. Suggestions? The OEM pads seem almost as pricey as Hawks.

 

Mike

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I want a set that is good or better in stopping power, but makes NO NOISE. That's right, I can wash dust off, but squeal never goes away. Suggestions? The OEM pads seem almost as pricey as Hawks.

 

Mike

The Hawk Ceramic should be quieter than the HPS. My HPS squeal under light pedal pressure every now and then.

ignore him, he'll go away.
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my bobcats are squeally as hell, it really frustrates me. But i cant drive with my windows down too long anyways cuz my car stinks of being catless:rolleyes:
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I've been researching this issue as far as brake dust goes. Wheel wax is an option for most but if you have Brembos, different pads might be an option as well. Need someone to buy and test out these pads. :rolleyes:

 

Below I've listed links to a few threads from the STI board on this.

 

PoorBoy’s Wheel Sealant

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/showthread.php?t=92261&highlight=wheel+sealant

 

 

TiC Skunkworks: Stoptech-Centric PosiQuiet Pads

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88828

 

 

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http://turninconcepts10.chainreactionweb.com/product_info.php?products_id=398&osCsid=fe54b0902ead13c4748d1994cf614156

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I've been researching this issue as far as brake dust goes. Wheel wax is an option for most but if you have Brembos, different pads might be an option as well. Need someone to buy and test out these pads. :rolleyes:

 

Below I've listed links to a few threads from the STI board on this.

 

PoorBoy’s Wheel Sealant

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/showthread.php?t=92261&highlight=wheel+sealant

 

 

TiC Skunkworks: Stoptech-Centric PosiQuiet Pads

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88828

 

 

Pad Vendor:

http://turninconcepts10.chainreactionweb.com/product_info.php?products_id=398&osCsid=fe54b0902ead13c4748d1994cf614156

 

 

 

thanks maybe i will give that poorboys stuff a try.....now i just need to find some new rotors so i can have some bling!

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I've had Hawk HPS pads on the front for a couple of months. I can't really tell any difference at all as far as dusting goes. I only wash my car every 3-4 weeks though, the main reason I buy silver cars. However, I can tell you that I am very happy with the performance of the brake pads. They are perfect for how I drive this car.
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