Brake Pads?

[93MTXSHO_STUD]

Anyone know of any good pads to buy for the SHO that wont cause that terrible grinding noise with cheap pads. I got my SHO recently, I think the pads are kinda green in color, they look to be semi-metallic, but they need replacing during the summer when I get home from school. Any recommendations? Not too expensive though!!

 

[SHO Type U]

Performance Friction Pads are fairly priced.

 

[SHOfun 93]

PFCs do rock.

But I tell ya what, if you can spring for em, the Carbotech Bobcat pads from Shonut reeeeeealy grab nice after I installed them on the 96 upgrade on my 95. WOW! Great compromise of performance and wear. They really don't dust up all that bad!

 

[Blue-By-U]

Whatever you do stay away from the Valuecraft pads at AZ. I purchased them as a temporary solution since I will be upgrading to 96 brakes shortly. They squeek and grind when they get hot. Total POS brake pads.

 

[93MTXSHO_STUD]

I wont thanks, is autozone good enough?

 

[Mike Kopstain]

We have carbon metallic pads on our site for the same price as the PFCs that are a little better in quality.

 

[AutoSHO]

Hawk HPS Brake Pads. They increased my '92s braking capabilities considerably, do not dust at all, and I have yet to get them hot enough to feel any fade. They are awesome, and for the $55 or so they cost I will be buying them again. Excellent Pads.

 

[TheKrazyRaven]

Hawk HPS Brake Pads. They increased my '92s braking capabilities considerably, do not dust at all, and I have yet to get them hot enough to feel any fade. They are awesome, and for the $55 or so they cost I will be buying them again. Excellent Pads.

this man speeks the truth

Hawk pads own