What's better Bendix Ultimate's or Ferodo DS Performance pads? I've heard that the Bendix pads are tough on the rotors, make lots of dust and are crappy when cold. Not so sure about the Ferodos though.
Does $165 for the Ferodo's and $137 for Bendix sound right?
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Bendix or Ferodo
by Deep Heat » Sun Sep 09, 2012 11:02 pm
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by Jack_Keaka » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:19 am
Twinkle wrote:What's better Bendix Ultimate's or Ferodo DS Performance pads? I've heard that the Bendix pads are tough on the rotors, make lots of dust and are crappy when cold. Not so sure about the Ferodos though.
Does $165 for the Ferodo's and $137 for Bendix sound right?
i have been told the Ferodo's make a lot of dust. I'm putting some on mine when i get my B4 brakes on. ill see how they go. but I'm getting them for $50 so i can't complain plus i have black wheels.
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by cruisn » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:17 am
Hawk Performance Ceramic.
Both of the others are noisy and dusty.
Both of the others are noisy and dusty.
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by 3rspecb » Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:28 am
If you can handle the dust then go the Ferodo DS Performance Pads, If not then Hawk Performance Ceramic as per Mark's advise are a good value for money pad.
I personally use Ferodo's
I personally use Ferodo's
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by Robbks » Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:41 am
I like dust.
Lucas/TRW, $160 for the whole car
Lucas/TRW, $160 for the whole car
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by cruisn » Mon Sep 10, 2012 11:06 am
I hate dust.
Just removed the Lucas TRW yesterday and fitted Hawks.
Just removed the Lucas TRW yesterday and fitted Hawks.
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by Robbks » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:12 pm
be interested to hear your thoughts on stopping ability
i never had fading issues with the Lucas,
I cooked some MRT pads and also cooked Stoptech ones on my Leggy (Auto)
EBC greens were too hard for everyday driving and wouldn't heat up quick enough
TRW's just worked on both my Fozz and the Leggy
i never had fading issues with the Lucas,
I cooked some MRT pads and also cooked Stoptech ones on my Leggy (Auto)
EBC greens were too hard for everyday driving and wouldn't heat up quick enough
TRW's just worked on both my Fozz and the Leggy
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by Deep Heat » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:37 pm
Rome_STI wrote:Dixcel Type M pads
I wish
Would the Hank Performance Ceramics be able to survive a track day?
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Re: Bendix or Ferodo
by cruisn » Mon Sep 10, 2012 6:51 pm
I did half a day of 10min super sprint sessions on the Hawks and never had fade.
If you want to do track days, buy track pads. These are a good everyday pad which will handle some twisty runs, etc, are very quiet and ultra low dust.
If you want to do track days, buy track pads. These are a good everyday pad which will handle some twisty runs, etc, are very quiet and ultra low dust.
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