brake pads

[CONMAN]

I'm running willwood brake pads on my front brakes. Too much dust! Has anyone used ceramic brake pads and if so, any suggestions on a brand?

[tcrist]

You might try adjusting your brake bias. If you do not have an adjustable one you might want to think about installing one. Also as the ceramic pads are harder they might squeel and the harder the pad the more the pad can damage the rotor. I would much rather clean the wheels than take a chance on dammaging the rotors. JMHO

Terry

[Roscoe]

Porterfield R4-S pads http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/pads.html

R4-S High Performance Street and Autocross
For high performance and heavy-duty street conditions. Perfect for prolonged everyday street use while also being capable of tolerating the most severe street use without any fade. Rotor friendly of course. The R4-S friction level will give you an impressive increase in stopping ability with very minimum pedal effort. R4-S compound has the absolute lowest noise and dust levels, far below OEM equipment or any other high performance brake material. Good for autocrossing, some drivers' schools, and rallies. The R4-S compound is available for virtually any vehicle sold in the US. We also offer the R4-S in pad sizes for competition type calipers that are used under street driven conditions.

[Snakebit]

Anyone tried EBC Yellow Stuff Brake pads from the UK?