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thanks for the replies. much appreciated. hey chris how much brake dust have you noticed with the hps pads over stock? the reason i ask is that i was thinking of going with the hawk ceramics. my only drawback is that i think the hps pads are supposed to have more friction.
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We are in the same situation. I have a 2001 Cobra and appreciate good brakes as well. I have ordered the Power Slot rotors that have been cryogenically treated by Frozen Rotor. 8 slots on the 13 inch rotors.
I have used the Hawk HPS pads for over 15 months and the braking distances are quite noticeable. I have a new set with the rotors. The dust is very similar to the Ford pad but you may experience some squealing when braking lightly. Not a big deal. They are life savers and you will love them. I talked to many experts, Kenny Brown being the hottest of all road racing tuners, and the Power Slot that is treated by Frozen Rotor beat the Brembo for wear, stopping power and quality. I don't play games with brakes and even a couple of meters will determine life or death sometimes. The Goodridge brake lines are on back order. I am trying to wait myself as the floor fills up with parts waiting to go on the car. Good luck.
We are in the same situation. I have a 2001 Cobra and appreciate good brakes as well. I have ordered the Power Slot rotors that have been cryogenically treated by Frozen Rotor. 8 slots on the 13 inch rotors.
I have used the Hawk HPS pads for over 15 months and the braking distances are quite noticeable. I have a new set with the rotors. The dust is very similar to the Ford pad but you may experience some squealing when braking lightly. Not a big deal. They are life savers and you will love them. I talked to many experts, Kenny Brown being the hottest of all road racing tuners, and the Power Slot that is treated by Frozen Rotor beat the Brembo for wear, stopping power and quality. I don't play games with brakes and even a couple of meters will determine life or death sometimes. The Goodridge brake lines are on back order. I am trying to wait myself as the floor fills up with parts waiting to go on the car. Good luck.
Goodridge steel braided lines from Tire Rack
I just ordered a set from Tire Rack. Ask for the availability at another warehouse location such as Reno, Nevada. The shipping on the brake lines is approximately $1.50 more but varies with your location. $69 for the front kit. Good luck. Ask for Bruno at extension 205
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brak...odridge&model=G-Stop+Brakeline+Kit&perfCode=A
I just ordered a set from Tire Rack. Ask for the availability at another warehouse location such as Reno, Nevada. The shipping on the brake lines is approximately $1.50 more but varies with your location. $69 for the front kit. Good luck. Ask for Bruno at extension 205
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brak...odridge&model=G-Stop+Brakeline+Kit&perfCode=A
I really don't notice any more dust, I couldn't figure out which one to go with either, but these pads definately grab better than stock. I haven't tried to lock them up or anything, but I would get them again! If you have the extra cash for more expensive rotors, have at it. 450 was enough for me at the time. You shouldn't be dissapointed.
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