AEM or AXXIS Ultimate pads?
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Originally posted by 4-banging
autozone brands, under $40.00 and a lifetime warranty :thumbup:
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i agree 100%, at least just for daily street driving. I'm on my 2nd set and i only paid about 32 bux including tax. I'm happy
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i would have to go with the EBC Greenstuff, once they get warmed up they worked great, the dust is about the same as a oem pad, but they are slightly more expensive
But, hey, the ones we are comparing is Axxis and aem, i would go aem
But, hey, the ones we are comparing is Axxis and aem, i would go aem
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Well from what i've read about the EBC pads is mixed. Some swear they are increadible, others say they are a big waste of money and wear quickly. These two pads have had the most approval from other members from this board and others so those were the two I picked to decide between.
Thanks for the replies. Anymore personal experience with either pad would be great. I'll be checking this thread before I order them.
Thanks for the replies. Anymore personal experience with either pad would be great. I'll be checking this thread before I order them.
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Originally posted by supapoopa
Well from what i've read about the EBC pads is mixed. Some swear they are increadible, others say they are a big waste of money and wear quickly. These two pads have had the most approval from other members from this board and others so those were the two I picked to decide between.
Thanks for the replies. Anymore personal experience with either pad would be great. I'll be checking this thread before I order them.
Well from what i've read about the EBC pads is mixed. Some swear they are increadible, others say they are a big waste of money and wear quickly. These two pads have had the most approval from other members from this board and others so those were the two I picked to decide between.
Thanks for the replies. Anymore personal experience with either pad would be great. I'll be checking this thread before I order them.
AEM would be good for daily driver where u won't slam on the brakes all the time but for track they are worthless
he got a set of greenstuff, but didn't run with them yet...i'll tell u guys how they held up at the track
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Originally posted by stevieteg
The axxis need a lot of heat to really perform well.
The axxis need a lot of heat to really perform well.
Is that true for the Ultimate's. Do they still make a good pad for Daily driving... grab like the Aem during normal driving but have better fade resistence when I get on it through mountain passes.
I like to take my car out every once in a while with the shocks on full stiff though some tight windy roads by my house... I was kind of leaning toward a pad that will perform well during hard braking, perform better then a regular replacement pad for daily driving, and with hopefully less wear on the pad (and less dust).
Would the Ultimate's suit me better? I don't want to eat through pads in a few weeks from going through the twisties on the weekends... especially with summer coming up (will be out more).
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Originally posted by supapoopa
Is that true for the Ultimate's. Do they still make a good pad for Daily driving... grab like the Aem during normal driving but have better fade resistence when I get on it through mountain passes.
I like to take my car out every once in a while with the shocks on full stiff though some tight windy roads by my house... I was kind of leaning toward a pad that will perform well during hard braking, perform better then a regular replacement pad for daily driving, and with hopefully less wear on the pad (and less dust).
Would the Ultimate's suit me better? I don't want to eat through pads in a few weeks from going through the twisties on the weekends... especially with summer coming up (will be out more).
Is that true for the Ultimate's. Do they still make a good pad for Daily driving... grab like the Aem during normal driving but have better fade resistence when I get on it through mountain passes.
I like to take my car out every once in a while with the shocks on full stiff though some tight windy roads by my house... I was kind of leaning toward a pad that will perform well during hard braking, perform better then a regular replacement pad for daily driving, and with hopefully less wear on the pad (and less dust).
Would the Ultimate's suit me better? I don't want to eat through pads in a few weeks from going through the twisties on the weekends... especially with summer coming up (will be out more).
but unless you're going to be doing repeated hard stops the AEM or the stock oem pads will be fine.
stay away from ebc, green/red/etc stuff. they are not very consistent and while you might get lucky and get good pads, I've talked to wayy to many people that had bad pads which caused pad transfer to the rotors. pad material transfer will make it feel like the rotor is warped.
I don't trust them after that happend to my M Coupe rotors.
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look for a groupbuy on groupbuycenter.com with the vendor raceconcepts.net. They totally hooked me up, all four corners axxis ultimate for $85 shipped.
Axxis Ultimate is the shit that comes with stoptech race packages for vipers, S4s, etc, etc.... its the good shit.
Axxis Ultimate is the shit that comes with stoptech race packages for vipers, S4s, etc, etc.... its the good shit.
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Originally posted by dantastic
for regular drving: oem > anything else
for regular drving: oem > anything else