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Old Apr 13, 2009 | 06:57 PM
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New Pads - Looking for recommendation

Folks - going to have my calipers powder / painted & rotors replaced (Zimmerman cross drilled) and wanted to replace the pads at the same time. I looked at the past posts but did not find any specifics on what is a better replacement from stock.

Specifically - Slightly grabbier with the same or less brake dust. My current pads are OEM and I never really liked them. Any suggestions or links would be helpful.

It's my daily driver so no race pad suggestions please

Vehicle: 2005 Cayenne S
 
Old Apr 14, 2009 | 12:43 PM
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What color are you going with for the calipers?
Sorry no sugestions as far as the pads.
 
Old Apr 14, 2009 | 12:57 PM
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I heard the Hawk pads were recommended and very low dust. Have not tried them myself yet though.
 
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How much is it to powder coat the calipers?
sorry dont really no about break pads
 
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If I powder coat a service is about $100 a caliper. If I powercoat myself its around $150 for all for.
I used G2 epoxy before on another vehicle and it looks great. As I have 2 G2 kits laying around I will prob just use that. Concerning the pads, I heard hawk is also good but they make 4-5 dif types so I am looking for recommendations.
 
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stoptech seems to do a pretty good review of a bunch of pads on this link. http://www.stoptech.com/products/hig...nce_pads.shtml
 
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Thanks - been waiting for some advice as I am ordering this week.
 
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I have Hawk HBS dustless, I would recommend
 
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Mud - how "dustless" are they? I need to clean my wheels after 2 hours of driving (if I want them to look good). Also, any recommended vendors for these?
 
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Hawk pads, its been discussed several times.

I went with Hawk Ceramic Dustless, others go with hawk HBS. As fas as dustless, they are DUSTLESS....way way better then stock, virtually no dust, good grab as well.
I believe tire rack has them
 
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danke danke - will give it a go.
 
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there is no black dust at all
 
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if you get the break pads let us no how dustless they are thanks
 
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I just ordered the Hawk ceramics from Tire Rack / New retention clips, Sensors, etc. from suncoast Porsche. I am waiting on a few reply from vendors for cross-drilled rotors. If I have everything by Friday, I will have new pics and feedback by Monday.

If these throw even 1/4 less dust then OEM I will be very happy (my mental image is that I am trailing 4 clouds of dust when I drive as that's what my rims look like after a short drive).
 
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If these throw even 1/4 less dust then OEM I will be very happy (my mental image is that I am trailing 4 clouds of dust when I drive as that's what my rims look like after a short drive).
Haha i have the same problem
 


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