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Old 06-22-2005, 12:40 PM
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Mazda B-spec pads?

My rear brake pads have just about reached the end of their lives (25k) -- I think the fronts would have if I didn't get the free replacement for squeaking, and I am thinking about replacing them with something upgraded. What does everyone think of the Mazda B-spec pads? I think they're about $140 on Trussville's site.

Or would you recommend another kind, and which kind?

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check into Hawk or EBC
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some of the better brake pad info is under the competition section i think the thread was what pads for race day i think there was a link to another thread too
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I'm running Porterfield R4-S brakes all around now. Much increased stopping power, almost 0 brake dust. I've used their brakes on every car i've owned, they are the best for the street in my opinion.
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I think he is refering to MazdaSpeed B spec pads

They are working from 0-600 degree. A touch better than the same level Hawk or EBC.

I refer the above 2 brands the inferior (poor man's) pad in Australia.

I like to get Project mu Level 900 or the Endless that goes from 0-700 degree C.

I am totally biased and people know me as a "trackie". I go to track days more than 5 times a year. So I will put track pads on. MazdaSpeed is good since it lasts, tracks well and yet just a touch of noise on the street --- you bearly hear it until you wind down the windows with radio off.
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Originally Posted by RPIRX-8
I'm running Porterfield R4-S brakes all around now. Much increased stopping power, almost 0 brake dust. I've used their brakes on every car i've owned, they are the best for the street in my opinion.
WHere did you order them from? Porterfield site doesn't seem to list them.
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