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Performance wise for a street pad with some hard driving mixed in they are ok but I would heavily recommend against them since they are really bad for dust, eat rotors and in my experience always cause shudder issues when hot.

Yep, front and rear QFM HPX (which is the Bendix Ultimate equivalent, minus the dust and rotor wear) for non-Brembo is $158 delivered Aus wide.

Ok, that is a good price and good to know. I .didnt really need pads now anyway but no doubt i will at some stage, thought i might grab the bendix while cheap, but maybe not so cheap after all, I dont like the idea of rotor wear..... :D

When you buy a full set repco till end of the week

Works out to 180$ for a full set for my 33

Which i think is a good price..

are they good pads?

For the same money there are much better pads available QFM HPX I haven't tried so I cant comment but I can highly recommend TRW Lucas pads and if you want to go one step further in terms of temperature range QFM A1RM's.

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