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#358311 Dec 24, 11:37pm
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WHERE CAN I FIND THE CHEAPEST AXXIS BRAKE PADS...ANYONE?

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don't even think about it if you value your wheels. They dust up like a mother fucker


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which pads would be recommended? if not the axxis?

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ne 1?

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Axxis Ultimates.

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Originally Posted by silver
Axxis Ultimates.

Thats what I have, they have good bite, but why not pay more for pads that don't ruin your wheels?


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I use Project MU NS pads.
Good enough for me because I don't go to the track or need pads that I could never see the full benefit of - driving around on the streets. These pads don't squeal or grind early in the mornings or that first drive or ever. They don't really dust at all and they bite better than our already good stock pads. Plus I got a great deal on them and all I see are great reviews for them, myself being one of them.

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What about TRD pads? Anyone have those? My stock pads have about 30% left and I'm considering the TRD ones.

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stock pads are great, and no dust.


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Hi pephaestus, where do you get those Project MU NS pads? Can you tell us the website.Thanks

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I got them through Vivid Racing kindof.

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