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Old 02-14-2009, 08:03 PM   #1
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Thumbs down Hawk HPS pads garbage

I've been driving my car with these pads (Hawk HPS all around) for a couple of months now and I'm not impressed.

The initial bite is sub par and the brake fade gets bad if you ride the brakes even a little when coming to a slowdown. I'm using Brembo blanks and Falken Azenis ST115 tires all around. I don't think they're the problem. The brake line was flushed and lines bleed.

The ceramic brakes I put on the family Altima does better than these pads, and they're just the Advance Auto generic brand. The Hawks are just "ok" pads. For the money I paid I was expecting much more.

I just wanted something more aggressive for the street (car is not tracked) and better than the last generic pads I had. This is my daily auto S14 with no ABS.

I'll be replacing these with something else as soon as I have the chance, any suggestions?
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