I am in need of a new set up pads and hoping that someone here could suggest a good brand.

Thanks in advance!

Michael

 

Pagid Yellows (and Oranges) seem to be the trend but for the track only! If street use is your aim then go for OEM a mix of both worlds would be Pagid Blue...

 

Warning: the reason (I think) these things work so well is their metal content is higher - and therefore they squeal a LOT. I run Orange on the street and it always sounds like the wear warning on the brakes on my truck.

 

I use Pagid Yellows both track and street...too lazy to change

 

Place to get the pagids yellows???

 

Recently changed XPS pads from Ebay and fluid changed.... don't like them... my A4 brakes bites much much better. never mind the squeal...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BHP-X...spagenameZWD1V

maybe time for pagid yellow, will it have alot dust? Damage to the rim finish?

 

Can anyone suggest a best place to get Pagid pad in the US? Tks!

 

how about a good street pad that doesnt throw a lot of brake dust?

 

Good prices on Pagid and other pads.
No affiliation, blah blah, blah. www.probraking.com

 

Im wondering the same thing. I have the yellow pads and they are LOUD. Everytime I come to a stop, the neighborhood dogs go crazy. They work great, but I cant deal with the sound anymore.

 

I have BHP pads for the street and they have minimal noise. For track use I've been using Performance Friction's 01 compound. So far I've been pretty happy with this setup.

 

Has anyone tried the BHP pads on the track? How do they hold up?

 

I've never tried the BHP pads on the track, but I can say that they have good feel on the street. I've never boiled them on the streets.

 

Check http://rennstore.com/ for Padid pads.

I use Pagid Yellow fronts and Blacks on the rear (for more bite).

Jon B

 

I also run yellows up front and blacks on the rears. Better front to rear braking balance for our models.