Best brake pads for the cheapest price

[DeezNutsForYou]

I was just wondering what are the cheapest pads that are going to still offer me better than stock performance. These are just for the street, but I would like to take it to the track occasionally.

thanks for the help

 

[Raven457]

I have Bendix IQ pads on my car (front disk), absolutely love 'em. I replaced the pads (they even came with new shims), and the rotors all at the same time, and have had no noise, chatter, or any problems since. Bendix = teh shiz.

website for Advance Autoparts shows them for $28.99 for your car (w/ lifetime warranty), if you're interested.

Bendix part #MKD484IQ

 

[onelowtalon]

ebc pads are the best. theyll stop you exremely well, they have a lifetime warranty, and they eliminate all if not most brake dust so your not cleaning your nice shiny wheels every damn day

 

[ProjectTalon130]

i agree that the EBC green stuffs are the way to go, however, they are only made for the fronts, anyone know of some good rears that aren't OEM and aren't super expensive???

 

[DeezNutsForYou]

where is the best place to get Green Stuff pads. I have checked around a lot and only found one place for 70 bucks. Does that sound about right, and if anyone knows anywhere else I could get them I would appriciate it. I live in Oregon so I would rather pay less on shipping.

 

[DSMSpyder99]

i third the choice of EBC Green Stuff

 

[markGSX]

I use the Axxis Metal Master pads that RRE sells. No complaints and they're pretty cheap.

 

[DeezNutsForYou]

I finally got some EBC Greenstuff pads on and they kick ass. They work really well. The only thing that I'm worried about now is overheating my rotors and causing them to warp. The new pads produce so much more friction its amazing, but hopefully these 1g rotors can hold up to the torture. I would like to now if anyone knows how to vent my brakes. I would like to run a 2" 90 degree pvc or hose or something. I think that would funnel some air inside the wheel directly onto the rotor, but when it rains that would funnel water right onto the rotors which would probably warp them. If anyone knows how to do this I am VERY interested. Please respond or PM me or something.

Thanks for the help everbody