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Hey guys, need some info on the best pads for good price to go onto brembo equipped GTR, hopefully not too dusty coz i got white rims, only ask coz my old ones scream like mad and i am going insane driving it

Not to many pads don't leave dust and with the GTR brembos road pads are limited.I would recommend if you are a fast driver use some EBC redstuff or DS2500 Ferodo also HAWK are good.

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The Ferodo DS2500s will dust up like you wouldn't believe. But they work.

If you do drive quick, as PMATT says, then being able to stop consistently should be more important than having to clean your rims frequently.

If its a problem, get the OEM pads.They're not as bad on dust, and at least you know they're available. I've heard good things about HAWKs being relatively low-dust though.

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As everyone has said, it depends on what you are wanting - stopping or no dust. Unfortunately you can't have both.

If it is no -dust, try the EBC Greenstuff pads. Not the best thing for the track (although some use them there), but they are sold as a "Dustless" brake pad.

Not a bad street pad, and definitely very little brake dust.

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