Looking for brake pad recommendations for my usage

[Trap The Ripper]

I thought of this. And it’s just gonna have to be that way bro. I have a type s. I have to do that pedal dance thing before I go and drive on a fun road. F that. I hit the button and put it in its reduced mode and that’s good enough for me. Respectfully I feel like I’m too old to be pedal dancing. I feel ridiculous

when I turned over 3k miles on the odometer I did get my sons calipers and measured the pads. The rears are definitely wearing faster. And that’s expected. I just couldn’t believe I could see such a difference so soon. Pads are consumables. So is the clutch. I’m cool with it. The rotation from clamping the rear is great

Oh I was just offering an explanation.

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[Deleted User 3888]

Oh I was just offering an explanation.

Ooooh gotcha. Sorry bro. I genuinely don’t comprehend well due to my reading skills. Never truly learned I was dyslexic till I was 18. As a result I kinda self taught myself sight words as well as I could. Sorry man.

 

[Trap The Ripper]

Lol its all good, man.

I wish there was a more simple way to turn off stability control tbh.

Hope your problem is solved with better fluid! That's a simple fix. Good luck

 

[zumbooruk]

I am in SoCal, cannot comment on cold temps, but this is what I would use for occasional mountain/canyon runs:

Hawk Performance Ceramic HB453Z.585 HB900Z.572

or

Hawk HPS 5.0 HB453B.585 HB900B.572


Bosch ESI6-32N Brake Fluid (DOT5.1)

3 year change interval (ESI = Extended Service Interval)

higher wet boiling point and reduced moisture absorption


a water content tester

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