R ragtop71 New Member Jun 6, 2003 10 0 0 MA Aug 14, 2004 #1 Aug 14, 2004 #1 I am looking for front pads that have good fist time cold stopping power. Not interested in high temperature performance. This is a stock 1988 Mustang GT. Thanks.
I am looking for front pads that have good fist time cold stopping power. Not interested in high temperature performance. This is a stock 1988 Mustang GT. Thanks.
oo7thenova Founding Member Aug 31, 2001 342 0 0 CALIFORNIA Aug 14, 2004 #2 Aug 14, 2004 #2 try Raybestos' BruteStop pads. I put them on my girlfriends notch, and they work awesome. also try Raybestos' Brutestop Rotors. Good luck
try Raybestos' BruteStop pads. I put them on my girlfriends notch, and they work awesome. also try Raybestos' Brutestop Rotors. Good luck
87TTopGT New Member Dec 21, 2003 173 1 0 Aug 14, 2004 #3 Aug 14, 2004 #3 I like my EBC Greenstuff pads- great grab, low brake dust. Next I want to replace my rotors- damn things keep warping (stock rotors are P.O.S.).
I like my EBC Greenstuff pads- great grab, low brake dust. Next I want to replace my rotors- damn things keep warping (stock rotors are P.O.S.).
PNY PWR New Member Jul 23, 2004 522 0 0 53 Wichita, KS Aug 15, 2004 #4 Aug 15, 2004 #4 I've had good luck with the PFC coarbon metallics from Auto Zone on various vehicles.
C CobraGT87 Mr. Speed Density Founding Member Apr 22, 1999 1,876 0 36 USA Aug 15, 2004 #5 Aug 15, 2004 #5 Brake Hawk's here. very nice
89MustangGX I have nothing productive to add! Jul 3, 2001 10,262 1 0 46 Mill Creek, WA stangnet.cardomain.com Aug 15, 2004 #6 Aug 15, 2004 #6 PNY PWR said: I've had good luck with the PFC coarbon metallics from Auto Zone on various vehicles. Click to expand... I've used the Performance Friction pads before and they're pretty good, I like them as well.
PNY PWR said: I've had good luck with the PFC coarbon metallics from Auto Zone on various vehicles. Click to expand... I've used the Performance Friction pads before and they're pretty good, I like them as well.