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    ITR DC2 brake pads

    hello,
    my pads are nearly gone front and rear... but would last till next service
    what can you recommend for daily but with minimal brake dust?
    thanks

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    same, i need to get new brake pads for my dc2r too. i hear project mu and endless brake pads are pretty good for daily or race. (correct me if i'm wrong)

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    the brands you listed above, or any non oem pad will not satsify your requirement of low dust...

    i've got Ferodo DS2500's with slotted DBAs and Elf fluid, and yyeh it pulls up unbelievably well, but more dust than a timber mill

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    Endless SS-M's! Best pad for STREET, and litrally NO dust.

    Alternatively... Endless SSS. Great street pads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VTECMACHINE View Post
    Endless SS-M's! Best pad for STREET, and litrally NO dust.

    Alternatively... Endless SSS. Great street pads.
    sweet...
    do you know where i can get the ss-m and rough price guide?
    how would the cc-x hold up on oem rotors?
    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by teaseR View Post
    sweet...
    do you know where i can get the ss-m and rough price guide?
    how would the cc-x hold up on oem rotors?
    thanks
    Ben from Touge Tune gets me the Endless pads. Cheaper than majority of places out there. If you are actually serious about them. PM me, and i'll get you a price. I forgot how much I bought mine for.

    I only use Endless pads, and swear by them. Much better than Project Mu and all that. Dixcel pads are very good also. I can do you a better price on the Dixcel's. Dixcel bought out AP racing, so the pads are effectively AP racing pads .

    Ummm CC-X aren't a good match up on OEM rotors. They are very abrasive. They heat the rotor alot, and MUNCH it. I wouldn't use a Carbon Ceramic pad on a steel rotor, but that's me - I just don't like the feel.

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    theres also a set of cc-a on ebay for $390 for F&R
    is that how much they tend to go for?

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Endless-CCA-F...QQcmdZViewItem

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    AFAIK they are the replacement for CC-X. They are a carbon ceramic pad. They will chew your rotors!

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    SSS is my choice for the budget conscious..
    Had no problem with them on trackdays too.. My wheels would lock up every now and then even with semi-slicks, albeit rather old and hard semi-slicks
    1:14.5640 Stock DC2R - Wakefield Park

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    i had a set of SSS in my car and didnt really like them, i could get them to fade in the touge and just didnt have much initial bite but the on brake control was quite nice.

    im now using ProjectMu LevelMax 500 and they have much better bite and better control.

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    Project Mu Type NS, was told hardly no brake dust, daily street brakes.
    CEE CEE DUB U

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    Yeah it's true the SSS's can fade a little. Use a good brake fluid and you'll be fine. They are street pads. I don't like Project Mu pads, god damn noisey!! Endless have the best control IMO. AP are also very good.. .but so freaking Exxy! That's why Dixcel is good. Cheap price... same quality as AP Racing.

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