Has anybody had any first hand experience using QFM brake pads? I hear ppl on other forums rave on about them but has anyone had them on their honda? Any info appreciated
http://www.qfm.com.au/
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Has anybody had any first hand experience using QFM brake pads? I hear ppl on other forums rave on about them but has anyone had them on their honda? Any info appreciated
http://www.qfm.com.au/
A friend of mine sent his mitso backing plates to them and had them bonded up and he raves about them, when im out of pad ill be sending a set there myself to see how they are, apparently they are very quick acting and long lasting with very low dust levels.
So not 1st hand, but heard good things.
Thats great to hear. I have endless ccr in my eg but they so dusty and when they are warmed right up sparks come flying out I think they are eating my oem disc away but boy does it stop.
Im looking for similar performance but minus the dust and sparks...
i use them everyday on customers' cars, they're pretty good, low dust, no noise and braking is good. i've also got them on my car. there's diff grades of pads you can get aswell.
soft very soft u going to track after you get these pads joe?Quote:
Originally Posted by EGJOE
Is that an invite to join you ??? Is that a challenge??? Place your bets ppl:p
nah your car too fast for mine and your a better driverQuote:
Originally Posted by EGJOE
i would pay to watch you drive on a race track
yea QFM is top stuff we put them on customers cars everyday and you can even get track pads aswell
Using QFM race pads atm.
Pretty good. A little noisey and fairly dusty.
I am using them on cross drilled rotors though.
Rather good for the price.
what type you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigs
K750.
I paid $395 for ADR approved braided lines + brake pads.
I think the pads worked out to be $200 for a set of 4.
they the 0-750 degree ones?