Brakepads

[MiwaRob]

What are the best pads for the stock rotors? I don't care about rotor or pad life, just want the most friction I can get.

 

[runeight]

Carbon Lorraine.

r8

 

[rubber2burn]

I am running the EBC HH and they work well

 

[Pfal]

I am running the EBC HH and they work well

+1

 

[proud dad]

I am running the EBC HH and they work well

are these hard on the rotors

 

[MiwaRob]

Carbon Lorraine?

Also anyone ever heard of GFA pads?

 

[Pfal]

I am running the EBC HH and they work well

are these hard on the rotors

No problems here. Have around 9,000 on them so far.

Only thing I noticed was mo betr brakes!!!

 

[rubber2burn]

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I am running the EBC HH and they work well

are these hard on the rotors

No problems here. Have around 9,000 on them so far.

Only thing I noticed was mo betr brakes!!!

same here

 

[GIXERHP]

The regular HH pads work great, but dont use the EBC HH kit pads, you will warp your rotors!

 

[Wag]

The regular HH pads work great, but dont use the EBC HH kit pads, you will warp your rotors!

Been using mine for forever and never warped a rotor.

--Wag--

 

[BusaWizard]

EBC HH

 

[sprgxr]

I got the EBC HH's also, and they get the job done... no complaints.

 

[Aquaman]

I use SBS pads. (Scandinavian Brake Systems)

 

[busa300]

I use Ferodo carbon race pads. Good life and they do work, good feed back as well.

 

[SANDFLEA85]

I have Galfer HH (green)

 

[MPH 200]

EBC HH here too

 

[Racer 222]

Improving the brake lines is the best way to improve braking on the busa. The pads are important too as they work together. The lines will not allow brake fade. If you ride hard and brake hard the weight of the busa will get your brake fluid hot fairly quickly and allow the stock rubber lines to begin to expand causing brake fade. The best way to go faster is improving the brakes...

 

[Guclu]

I have Galfer HH (green)

+1 ,

(if rotor brand and brakepad brand same , more performance gain)

 

[dadofthree]

Running Galfer, EBC's were noisy.

Not an expert, limited experience

 

[SANDFLEA85]

yeah,i just recenty went with galffer wave rotors front and back,galffer lines and pads...honestly,I see absolutely no difference over stock,none whatsoever,but i definately needed the pads,i was shocked to see there was nothing on the rear and the front pads were as thin as a sheet of paper....$1000 mod that IMO could have been accomplished for 1/2 the cost