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As my brake pads have worn out, it's now time to get a new set. I've done a search on the forum and could not exactly find what I am looking for. I don't need those that will stick your nose to the windscreen once you slam the brake as I am quite happy with the stock Nissan ones. However, if I can get a better ones would be great, as long as the price is OK... prefer not to spend over $130 a pair.

I heard that Bendix Ultimate are pretty decent and would probably meet my criteria, but I heard that they are very dusty. How much better is the Ultimate compared to the Advance (basic ones)? I also heard Hawk and RB (Racing Brake) are pretty decent brands, but don't know where I can get them from.

Your recommendations are much appreciated! Would be good if you could include the price and place where I can get them from in Sydney

Cheers,

DD

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Bendix Ultimates are ok for street but I'd go with Ferodo DS2500's

You can get the Ferodo's from V Sport.

The Bendix Part numbers (which most other companies can cross reference with) for the pads are: DB1170 for the front and DB1220 for the rear.

As my brake pads have worn out, it's now time to get a new set. I've done a search on the forum and could not exactly find what I am looking for. I don't need those that will stick your nose to the windscreen once you slam the brake as I am quite happy with the stock Nissan ones. However, if I can get a better ones would be great, as long as the price is OK... prefer not to spend over $130 a pair.

I heard that Bendix Ultimate are pretty decent and would probably meet my criteria, but I heard that they are very dusty. How much better is the Ultimate compared to the Advance (basic ones)? I also heard Hawk and RB (Racing Brake) are pretty decent brands, but don't know where I can get them from.

Your recommendations are much appreciated! Would be good if you could include the price and place where I can get them from in Sydney

Cheers,

DD

Race Brakes Sydney at Wetherill Park can supply all the brands you mentioned 02 9609 1101.

What's the deal with Ferodo brake pads? Heard a good wrap about the DS2500 series, but went to the website (http://www.ferodomotorsports.com/main.htm) and they only have the excel, formula, premier, GP2 and 4WD series.... Does this DS2500 series actually exist?

Also, is it OK to run different set of brake pads / rotors on front and rear? Thinking of getting slotted rotors with decent brake pads for the front, but leave the rear as is (stock)... is this a reasonable approach or just plain dangerous?

Thanks

DD

What's the deal with Ferodo brake pads? Heard a good wrap about the DS2500 series, but went to the website (http://www.ferodomotorsports.com/main.htm) and they only have the excel, formula, premier, GP2 and 4WD series.... Does this DS2500 series actually exist?

Also, is it OK to run different set of brake pads / rotors on front and rear? Thinking of getting slotted rotors with decent brake pads for the front, but leave the rear as is (stock)... is this a reasonable approach or just plain dangerous?

Thanks

DD

I've done that mate, have Slotted rotors on the front and stockies on the rear as fronts needed replacing anyway. Works a treat, i asked the same question before i did it and everyone said it was fine to do.

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