cedric85745

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just wondering what do you guys think about those product I found on tirerack

goodyear break lines
suppose to get a harder brake feel , eliminate the mushy old buik mushy break pedal feeling, anyone has them ? is it worth it ? ( less than 200)

hawk pads , I dont know if I should go with the ceramic peformance or the composite HPS, the hps are supose to be more aggressive but they say it might be a little louder, so guys , is it louder than stock?
what about the ceramic "performance one "/?

thanks for your imput

cedric85745

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ttt com on, any help ?

cedric85745

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rangerob

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The ceramic will probably dust less, and i think that the hawk hps will bite a little more. I've used hps pads and also the track worthy ones and like them both.
I did not have any squealing noise from either the hps or the track worthy pads.

hope this helps.

Shadow Assassin

I have the HPS pads and love them. I do notice a bit more noise on breaking, but I had them installed at the same time I had the cross drilled/slotted rotors put on and someone (here) told me the extra noise was probably coming from the rotors.

The noise isn't all that bad as far as I'm concerned and I've had no problems with dust. Every once in a while, I do hear a little squeak but nothing like when I had stock stuff.

Don't know anything about the break lines. Mine are still stock.

Viper

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I'm using stainless brake lines and HPS pads for 4 years now. Great pedal feel, little dusting and no noise. I'm on my second set of pads.

Bill Bowling

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I just installed the Earls Brake Lines and also have had HPS pads for a couple of months. Not much dust and no noise. The brake line do give it a firmer feel.

Bill

cedric85745

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thx guys for your imput, going to get the goodyear lineand hps
have a good one