pads for hilux caliper

[bigmat]

what about the rears. if im using ferodo on the front does that mean i need them for the back aswell.

[Cuzzo]

im using ferodo 2500s into a custom hilux pad.

Wasnt cheap but stops excellently!

[The Real Roadrunner]

what about the rears. if im using ferodo on the front does that mean i need them for the back aswell.

need? nope, but it cant hurt.
yours are DS2500's in the front and by the size of your front brakes i dont think the rears will do much when they're lifted off the ground

would be nice to have a matching set in the rear but a set of bendix ultimate or similar would work also if your not keen on lashing out the extra just yet (but knowing you then i dare say you will)

cheers
linden

[TooF]

in my mr2 im using the project mu HC+ pads. serisouly not cheap but some serious stopping power. even when cold

with the hilux calipers wasnt there a change in the caliper at some point ? ive go the 97+ calipers in my 98 hilux and owuldnt mind some better pads. ive melted them offroad before.. danm petrol not hvaing compression braking

[bigmat]

wheel stands both ways cheers. ps reminder about shocks.

[Cruiser97_80]

Has anyone tried the bendix 4wd pads, as in the heavier duty 1's, maybe a cheaper option for those on a budget.

[takai]

For equal size bores use 200SX/Skyline/WRX/many other models pads.
For non-equal size bores use FD RX7 pads, with one of the squeal tabs removed. (you can figure out which one, it hits the rotor hat)

Bendix Performance/Ultimate on the street. I dislike EBC Greenstuffs after having significant shuddering issues with them and slotted rotors on my old AE92, and hearing many other people complain about the same thing.

Ferodo DS2500s on the track.

[The Real Roadrunner]

Ferodo DS2500s on the track.

Pfft,

DS3000 for full time track, DS2500 for street / weekend racer.

either that or your tooo soft

[takai]

Nah, i found the 3000s did nasty things to the Brembo rotors. The 2500s are more sacrificial in that regard.