Good pad and stock rotor set up suggestions...

[steinbachphoto]

So I'm looking to get some better pads and possible get some cross drilled/slotted rotors.

I was just curious as to what everyone recommends and who makes stock size rotors for e30's.

Thanks

[KenC]

I'm glad someone brought this up, as this topic has never been discussed prior.

[SpecM]

I'm glad someone brought this up, as this topic has never been discussed prior.

OP: get some factory rotors and Axiss Metal pads

[E30_fiend]

brembo blanks

axxis semi metallic


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[Stephen]

brembo blanks

axxis semi metallic


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ftw

[gearheadE30]

Hawk HPS personally, but either pad is very good.

[TrentW]

Best street pad with lowest dust? Hawk pads=dust all over my Ronals.

[alexbaby88]

Ferodo DS2500 rock!

[Bimmerman325i]

My favorite setup:

Plain rotor blanks
Hawk HP+ Pads

Dusty, can play music with the brake squeal, but oh my god they stop right the eff now. If that's a little much, go with the HPS pads and plain rotors...shouldn't be too expensive. For good Hawk (and a few others) prices, check out raceshopper.com

[steinbachphoto]

are Pagid any good?

[Knockenwelle]

My bro used to like the Pagid orange in his hot 951 until he outgrew them (bigger turbo...) and went to Porterfield R4.

[!kid]

brembo blanks and hawk pads

[Liam]

Brembo discs and Jurid pads (OEM)

For cross drilled Zimmerman sport discs and Jurid pads (Textar if you don't mind the noise)

Pagid, Axxis, ATE pads along with many others are second rate for BMW.

[steinbachphoto]

My favorite setup:

Plain rotor blanks
Hawk HP+ Pads

Dusty, can play music with the brake squeal, but oh my god they stop right the eff now. If that's a little much, go with the HPS pads and plain rotors...shouldn't be too expensive. For good Hawk (and a few others) prices, check out raceshopper.com

do the Hawk HPS pads squeal? what about break dust? I only have a stock m20b20 engine so I really don't need incredible stopping force

[steinbachphoto]

how about PBR Ceramics? I can get a set for around $100 locally