EBC Greens or Hawk HPS
#1
EBC Greens or Hawk HPS
Sup guys, I wanted your opinion on which of these two brake pads i should get. I;ve been wanting new pads for a while now, my car currently has 33000km or so on it since august of 05. on my 32k checkup the dealer told me i needed to change my rear pads. Now i don't know how the rears went out before the fronts but i didnt care as i wanted to change them anyway.
So which ones should i get, price difference for me would be about 10-20$ more for the HPS (not per pad but all together for all 4).
Thanks
So which ones should i get, price difference for me would be about 10-20$ more for the HPS (not per pad but all together for all 4).
Thanks
#2
According to this article http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~peer/Duc/duc-brakePads.html, EBC Green only lasted for 11k...
#4
I really liked the HPS pads on my 1991 Integra. They were quiet, had great initial bite for a "street" pad, and they were nice for aggressive braking as well.
They aren't a race pad, so don't expect slam-your-passengers-face-into-the-dash initial bite or stopping power, but they're streetable, which makes them a pleasure to have on the car, IMO.
They aren't a race pad, so don't expect slam-your-passengers-face-into-the-dash initial bite or stopping power, but they're streetable, which makes them a pleasure to have on the car, IMO.
#5
Yeah i am no tracker, but maybe once in my cars lifetime i might go auto Xing or to a drag strip. Though on the daily, i am a hard braker i'd say, I tend to be a spirited driver.
I am basically looking for better than stock stopping power, and longer lasting pads, the brake dust shouldnt bother me unless it's really excessive. If the HPS are better than the EBC Greens then for about 20$ more i should get those?
Or if you guys know of a better choice for me other than these two let me know.
I am basically looking for better than stock stopping power, and longer lasting pads, the brake dust shouldnt bother me unless it's really excessive. If the HPS are better than the EBC Greens then for about 20$ more i should get those?
Or if you guys know of a better choice for me other than these two let me know.
#6
Originally Posted by MTLer
Yeah i am no tracker, but maybe once in my cars lifetime i might go auto Xing or to a drag strip. Though on the daily, i am a hard braker i'd say, I tend to be a spirited driver.
As for HPS vs EBC, I'd do HPS for only $5/corner price difference. The brake dust isn't anything extreme at all, either.
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#8
Originally Posted by hrj_1985
According to this article http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~peer/Duc/duc-brakePads.html, EBC Green only lasted for 11k...
#13
Originally Posted by jiggaman
squeeling issues with HPS?
The more potent version, HP+, sounds like your pads need to be replaced all the time. And it spreads dust all over the car too.
#14
Originally Posted by Power1Pete
HPS = zero noise and very little dust.
The more potent version, HP+, sounds like your pads need to be replaced all the time. And it spreads dust all over the car too.
The more potent version, HP+, sounds like your pads need to be replaced all the time. And it spreads dust all over the car too.
The HPS are a lot more sane.
#16
I can chime in here. I had EBC with Brembo's on my old Prelude (RIP). Stopping distance was great, and I had no squeel. The one negative I found was it was IMPOSSIBLE to keep my rims clean due to the sheer amount of brake dust these left. Performance wise, I can't complain about them however.
#18
Thanks for all your responses guys! It seems the consensus was get the HPS, though i am not sure if it's because not a lot of people have the ebc greens or something else. I have went ahead and ordered a set of the racingbrake rotors along with the hawk HPS pads from Heeltoe since he has a special going on. It will actually come out a bit cheaper than me getting the pads from my friend and it's my chance to get rotors.
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