Which Brake Pads and rotor should I buy ?
well i can't speak for racing equipment, but street i can.
if you have custom wheels, go with ceramic pads (trust me, you won't have to clean your wheels every other day), i've gotten 15k out of my raybestos ceramics and i'm still in the first 25% of the pads.
as for rotors, i would highly recommend a rotor which is vented and cross-drilled. the only thing slotting does is reduce the surface area of the rotor (this is very bad, trust me)
also a word of caution about cross-drilled rotors, not all are created equally, i recommend that you stick with a trusted name, like brembo or powerstop
be careful down the line when and where you have the turned
if you have custom wheels, go with ceramic pads (trust me, you won't have to clean your wheels every other day), i've gotten 15k out of my raybestos ceramics and i'm still in the first 25% of the pads.
as for rotors, i would highly recommend a rotor which is vented and cross-drilled. the only thing slotting does is reduce the surface area of the rotor (this is very bad, trust me)
also a word of caution about cross-drilled rotors, not all are created equally, i recommend that you stick with a trusted name, like brembo or powerstop
be careful down the line when and where you have the turned
I've run Powerstop Cross-drilled Rotors and Axxis Metal Master Pads on my 92 Teg, 94 325i and my boy's 92 Prelude. On my GF's 98 Ex I run the same rotors but with AEM pads only becuase Axxis doesn't make the metal masters for her application. It's a set-up that proven itself over and over again, especially since I ran it on my 325i which is a weight beast compared to the Honda and Acura.
Rotora Slotted discs and Axxis Ultimates - available @ www.Rotora.com
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