[kilogram]

No one uses Stop Tech Sport pads? I've used them on everything I've owned since I tried them about 10 years ago. They're a really good street pad that can do some track duty. They dust, but the dust isn't sticky. Granted, I ceramic coated my wheels, but the dust mostly sprays off, and what's left wipes off quickly. Bite is better than OEM, and there's no squealing at all.

There was a brand new set of Akebono front pads in the trunk of my car when I bought it (I'm guessing because the stock pads were squealing really bad). I didn't even bother trying them (anyone want them?). The Stop Tech pads are cheap too, like $150 for both axles.

[casualDIYer]

Originally Posted by kilogram

No one uses Stop Tech Sport pads? I've used them on everything I've owned since I tried them about 10 years ago. They're a really good street pad that can do some track duty. They dust, but the dust isn't sticky. Granted, I ceramic coated my wheels, but the dust mostly sprays off, and what's left wipes off quickly. Bite is better than OEM, and there's no squealing at all.

There was a brand new set of Akebono front pads in the trunk of my car when I bought it (I'm guessing because the stock pads were squealing really bad). I didn't even bother trying them (anyone want them?). The Stop Tech pads are cheap too, like $150 for both axles.

I'm on the two piston rear caliper and considering a swap in pads. Do you know if there is much of a different between the Sport and Street pad for the stop techs?