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Old Jul 25, 2006 | 06:51 PM
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Don't get Hawk ceramics, I run those and they don't modulate very well, I should've got the more agressive ones, but I didn't know at the time, they aren't agressive at all. I don't give a shit about squealing and dusting.
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Old Jul 26, 2006 | 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Fujiwara Takumi
well i will start with them, if i dont like them i can toss em. right now the ones i have are just trash, almost had 3 accidents today in traffic.

i see tire rack sells them, and i got a source at "national fleet parts" a few bucks cheaper than tirerack. any other recommendations?

and how do the carbotech compare to the hawk?
truthfully I cant compare them because I havent run those pads on this car. I have run the hawks on a friend of mines car when I co drove it, they were good as well but I think the carbotechs put up with more heat and have a lesser of an initial bite which is good for my style... either pad is great, try them both and see what you like...the carbotech pad that I am running is the bobcat which is entry level...
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