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I did some research and some place i read that ceramic brake pads has longer stopping power than OEM although the main advantage is less brake dust and noise, any thoughts on it?
I did some research and some place i read that ceramic brake pads has longer stopping power than OEM although the main advantage is less brake dust and noise, any thoughts on it?
I dont want to compromise on stopping power ?
It all comes down to the friction material of the pad, you can have ceramics that are aggressive and ceramics that aren't as aggressive so stopping distance is really a result of the formula. I just used some Beck/Arnley supplied Advics rear pads for my 2004 TL and they look exactly like OEM for $27 on rockauto.com.
You can go with a ceramic compound that is more aggressive than stock or less aggressive, choice is yours!
I did some research and some place i read that ceramic brake pads has longer stopping power than OEM although the main advantage is less brake dust and noise, any thoughts on it?
I dont want to compromise on stopping power ?
again, you have two or have had two race cars, wtf?! (I consider them race cars because they have more power than the average car. and I cant afford them)
stopping distance relies MORE ON TIRES!!! traction is what stops your car.
so, if you DONT want to compromise stopping power, you'll need to keep your tires in check, ALWAYS
2nd, as stated above, it comes down to the actual compounds of the pad.
if you hate the dust of a carbon based pad, you'll love a ceramic pad.
and guess what?!?! you wont even miss the initial bite of the carbon pad.
again, you have two or have had two race cars, wtf?! (I consider them race cars because they have more power than the average car. and I cant afford them)
stopping distance relies MORE ON TIRES!!! traction is what stops your car.
so, if you DONT want to compromise stopping power, you'll need to keep your tires in check, ALWAYS
2nd, as stated above, it comes down to the actual compounds of the pad.
if you hate the dust of a carbon based pad, you'll love a ceramic pad.
and guess what?!?! you wont even miss the initial bite of the carbon pad.
Hey ... i do not have any experience with ceramic brake pads and hence the questions, the fact that i drive "sports cars" does not mean i know them all
As JustnSpace said, it comes down to preference. If you're looking for less dust, go with the ceramic setup. If you want better heat dissipation for autocoss/track, or just more performance for the street, we recommend our para-aramid compound Stoptech package.
08-29-2016, 01:35 PM
