[Pumbaa]

Anyone have experience with these pads? I've heard they are Canadian base company. Darn cheap too, but no one is yet to do reviews about it, and I am thinking of buying them to try out. Any ideas?

[ilvtofu]

They are pretty shitty even brand new, can't imagine what they're like when they get used for like 6 months...
don't use them on your daily or the car that you're planning to keep for a while.

[Pumbaa]

yah, I am getting it for my van, but at this point I think I should stick with OEM.

[skyxx]

^ OEM is always the best. :)

[ilvtofu]

or maybe a brembo big brake kit for your van lolz can't go wrong there!

[tofu1413]

"economy" pads.

dirt cheap, but you get what you pay for. if you're just asking for stop and go, theyre fine.

[Ilagon]

I had them on my old civic, worked fine for me. Wasn't tracking the car or anything like that. Just for DD.

[Shun Izaki]

"economy" pads.

dirt cheap, but you get what you pay for. if you're just asking for stop and go, theyre fine.


Raybestos... the best economy you can get :)

[Adsdeman]

u get what u pay for!

x2 for raybestos if u want the cheap stuff

[sonick]

I have them. No complaints, they are straight up replacement for stock economy pads; only benefit is they are cheap and the guy delivers (nice guy too).

Would recommend.

[Deepstriker]

Running the rotors by Lomandi, used for one track day. They are definately worth it if you want cheap stuff (ie: track abuse which you can switch out when they are done).

Very nice guy as well.

[SanQ]

got rotors and pads from John, cuz my old rotors were warped.
swapped these yesterday, they work fine.