club.liberty.asn.au

As my current pads are coming to the end of their lives I am keen on buying a complete set of Hawk Performance Ceramic brake pads from a place in the US via eBay (seller is called kingtekperf). The seller mentioned that postage was a flat rate, and if I could find another buyer, he would be able to fit two complete sets (eight sets of brake pads in total) per box. The reason why I am writing this topic is to ask whether anyone else is interested in taking advantage of this and is keen to break up the postage costs?

Postage is US$60, so will be approximately $28.97 per person if someone decides to get a complete set. If there are two people interested in getting one pair each, we could break up the postage accordingly.

Here are some details about the pads themselves: http://www.hawkperformance.com/performance/ceramic.php

The seller also stocks High Performance Street and HP Plus pads. Let me know if you're interested in them.

Let me know as soon as possible guys!


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Here is an up-to-date list on every member interested and any other necessary information I must refer to when making the purchase.

• Liberty - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2006 Liberty MY06 3.0R SpecB wagon - PAID
• peadya100 - Hawk Performance High Performance Streets (set) - 2007 Liberty MY07 2.5 GT SpecB wagon - PAID
• Rickchampion - DIXCEL ES-types (set) - ?
• seanmau5 - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2006 Liberty MY06 2.5 Premium sedan - PAID
• libz05 - Hawk Performance Ceramics (rear) - 2006 Liberty MY06 3.0R SpecB sedan - PAID
• nickknack (Suby Club) - Hawk Performance Ceramics (front) - 2002 Liberty MY02 2.0 B4 TT sedan - PAID
• PUDZ3.0RB - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2005 Liberty MY05 3.0R SpecB wagon
• cowma - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2006 Liberty MY07 2.0 wagon - PAID
• Dutch54 - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2007 Liberty MY08 2.5 GT SpecB wagon - PAID
• spookytits - Hawk Performance Ceramics (set) - 2006 Liberty MY06 3.0R SpecB sedan - PAID

Do you mind if I ask why you're going with hawk as oppose to Dixcel

Dixcel are arguably the best brakes on the market for our cars, and with local support from garage88 its a no brainer for me

Better pricing too

Give Michael a call at garage 88

Mick

I was recommended the Hawk Performance Ceramics. That's pretty much the only reason to be honest... I've never heard of Dixcel. Local support is good and I need them pretty soon actually. I will definitely look into them. What pads do you recommend? The M type?

How much better is the pricing if you remember?

Thanks for the tip Mike. Much appreciated man.

Liberty wrote:I was recommended the Hawk Performance Ceramics. That's pretty much the only reason to be honest... I've never heard of Dixcel. Local support is good and I need them pretty soon actually. I will definitely look into them. What pads do you recommend? The M type?

How much better is the pricing if you remember?

Thanks for the tip Mike. Much appreciated man.

Best speak to Garage 88 direct regarding your application....type M's aren't entry level pads, so you might find something better suited to your needs.

sales@garage88.com.au

No worries man, thanks. I'll be sure to get in contact with them after work this arvo.

And email has been sent. Hoping to hear back from them soon. Thanks guys.

Sorry for being late to the party but I would be willing to chip in for a full set of perf ceramics.

Sweet, thanks for the interest.

I'm in contact with Garage 88 regarding their DIXCEL pads, so if I can get a better deal with them then I'm not gonna go ahead with the Hawk Performance Ceramics. I'll let you know how it all goes either way man, thanks for letting me know.

Liberty wrote:Sweet, thanks for the interest.

I'm in contact with Garage 88 regarding their DIXCEL pads, so if I can get a better deal with them then I'm not gonna go ahead with the Hawk Performance Ceramics. I'll let you know how it all goes either way man, thanks for letting me know.

Let me know what garage88 recommend Garry! (spelt it that way to make you feel at home here).. im due for pads too and have no idea what to get.

Great. Don't hint to the administrators here in adding the filter too!

Yeah for sure man. Might be able to get a discount off 'em if we get them together.

Dixcel Type Ms when I bought mine mid last year were around $500 F&R from memory. They may be cheaper due to the strong Aussie dollar relative to the Yen but I'm not 100% sure.

Well i defintely wont be spending $500 for a set of brake pads for a road car hahaha
Might lower my sights a bit

peadya100 wrote:Well i defintely wont be spending $500 for a set of brake pads for a road car hahaha
Might lower my sights a bit

Yeah they're not cheap but they're bloody good for what they are

Geez, if that's the case then I'm definitely gonna go for the Hawk Performance Ceramics then. I don't have that kind of dough...

Yo.

Liberty wrote:Geez, if that's the case then I'm definitely gonna go for the Hawk Performance Ceramics then. I don't have that kind of dough...

Yo.

There are more entry level pads

Al was referring to a set of four Dixcel type m's. and they're probably a bit cheaper than that.

Best to give Michael a call to discus. The hawk ceramics aren't cheap either.

There are so many different combos to suit your driving style and purpose its not funny. As with anything best to hear it from the source

Mick