Brake pad recommendation
Brake pad recommendation 
03-28-2019
#2
"Marge, anyone could miss Canada! All tucked away down there."
Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: Barrie, ON Canada
Posts: 9,002
Received 1,127 Likes
on
942 Posts
Rep Power: 191 
Re: Brake pad recommendation
For just a daily?
I used the Wagner ThermoQuiet ceramic pads and their coated rotors on my girlfriend's 99, seem to work well and were reasonably priced
I used the Wagner ThermoQuiet ceramic pads and their coated rotors on my girlfriend's 99, seem to work well and were reasonably priced
03-28-2019
#3
Registered!!
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2019
Age: 30
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Rep Power: 0 
03-29-2019
#4
Re: Brake pad recommendation
I know this isn't the cheapest answer, but I used EBC YellowStuff on my civics. It seems to make for a shorter stop, and they are what I use on all my cars, so I am probably biased. But they do work great.
03-29-2019
#5
Prelude Owner
iTrader: (7)
Re: Brake pad recommendation
I use OE pads and a platinum type rotor usually.
For the Pilot I recently went with EBC Green Stuff pads and rotors and am liking them so far.Quiet and they have a great initial bite when cold.
For the Pilot I recently went with EBC Green Stuff pads and rotors and am liking them so far.Quiet and they have a great initial bite when cold.
03-30-2019
#6
03-31-2019
#8
"Honda - tried, true & tested...!"
04-03-2019
#9
Re: Brake pad recommendation
when i had my 2005 i used Wagner thermo quiet pads with ATE rotors,
rotors.....
http://www.ate-brakes.com/products/d...ate-powerdisc/
i found it was a good combo that worked well and lasted a long time,
never go cheap on rotors, you will regret it,
if you want to cheap out somewhere, cheap out on the pads and buy good rotors,
a god set of rotors should last an easy 3-4 sets of pads
rotors.....
http://www.ate-brakes.com/products/d...ate-powerdisc/
i found it was a good combo that worked well and lasted a long time,
never go cheap on rotors, you will regret it,
if you want to cheap out somewhere, cheap out on the pads and buy good rotors,
a god set of rotors should last an easy 3-4 sets of pads
Thread
Thread Starter
Honda Civic Forum
Replies
Last Post
