Subject	Re: Do your pads 'creek' when you press the pedal while stopped?
Posted by	Z32 Jedi on May 20, 2003 at 9:08 PM
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In Reply To	Do your pads 'creek' when you press the pedal while stopped? posted by AshsZ (FabZEM All) on May 20, 2003 at 04:15 PM
Message	Just tested it - yes they creek - but not when completely stopped. What does that mean? The "noise" I am referring to is the high pitched squeal you normally hear when your brakes are brand new or on their way out. You know, the real embarrassing brake squeal. I only hear it during slow gradual stops, like stopping at a stop light or toll booth.
Follow Ups	Quick poll....What kind of pads are you using? - Z32 Jedi 16:10:04 05/20/03 Do your pads 'creek' when you press the pedal while stopped? - AshsZ (FabZEM All) 16:15:07 05/20/03 Re: Do your pads 'creek' when you press the pedal while stopped? - Z32 Jedi 21:08:51 05/20/03 KVR carbon fiber pads. Silent, little dust, good street/trk (n/m) - Technomancer 16:19:33 05/20/03 Place to get? My NA needs pads bad on front and back. (n/m) - evanNms 16:21:54 05/20/03 You can get them from some of the forum sponsors. - splitc5r1 16:30:27 05/20/03 That's who I got the Hawk pads from. - Z32 Jedi 21:11:18 05/20/03 Hmm... My KVR CF pads make LOTS of dust. :-/ (n/m) - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 16:29:04 05/20/03 lots relative to what baseline? Stock pads? Metal masters? (n/m) - Technomancer 18:43:01 05/20/03 A lot more compared to stock pads. (n/m) - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 19:20:18 05/20/03 Hawk HPS .... no noise issues (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 16:29:20 05/20/03 great question :) - SactoTodd 16:32:06 05/20/03 The Blue's are AWESOME for the track. (n/m) - Guapo 16:33:25 05/20/03 yes they are ...... that's what I use at the track (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 16:35:17 05/20/03 but be ready for new rotors if you drive the car hard... - Scotts94z32 16:54:24 05/20/03 well ... yeah :-) (n/m) - Guapo 17:00:39 05/20/03 Rotor wear should not be an issue once the Blues... - Funky (NWZ) 18:54:15 05/20/03 axis metal master, bo problems and low dust. (n/m) - creamofthecrop7 16:32:45 05/20/03 Same here (n/m) - Chaaarmndr (NoVA) 16:59:30 05/20/03 I'm using Brake Man pads, supberb (sp) in cold and hot cond. (n/m) - Red ZX (SoCal) 16:47:16 05/20/03 thinking about getting brakemans, how r they on dust? (n/m) - Stang Raper 17:08:57 05/20/03 Very low for the braking. I use the Brake Man's too (n/m) - SeedyROM 17:21:55 05/20/03 Pagen Orange, but for stock brakes Porterfield's are a good - Scotts94z32 16:55:22 05/20/03 Aren't they dusty though? (n/m) - Alex Lee [DE] 17:09:58 05/20/03 The PFs or the Pagen's? >>> - Scotts94z32 17:37:40 05/20/03 PFs...True, But Still a Pain in the A$$! (n/m) - Alex Lee [DE] 01:04:32 05/21/03 2nd. Porterfield R4s work fine for me. - Tredmil 17:52:44 05/20/03 The rotors are pretty new. - Z32 Jedi 21:16:40 05/20/03 There goes that theory LOL - Tredmil 21:27:27 05/20/03 AP Pads (AP/Stillen 6 Pots)...VERY Dusty But Stops Great (n/m) - Alex Lee [DE] 17:11:10 05/20/03 AP packages the Ferodo DS2500 with all their race calipers - kuah@splparts.com 18:29:19 05/20/03 I ~think~ they're Ferodo's - Alex Lee [DE] 01:02:54 05/21/03 I'm using Maxi Pads right now, the ones with wings :) (n/m) - Red ZX (SoCal) 18:19:45 05/20/03 LOL, exactly what I was gonna say. (n/m) - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 18:27:01 05/20/03 Any spotting? :o (n/m) - ZXtaZTT 06:54:00 05/21/03 I've used Hawk HP Plus pads... - Funky (NWZ) 18:51:55 05/20/03 Axis Metal Master, for a few years now, low dust, no noise - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 18:52:29 05/20/03
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