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Matt B · 03-06-2021

Not sure if there is anything similar available on the US market but on my Audis I'm using ATE Ceramic pads. These are extremely low on dust and the very few emissions are light grey-ish. Nearly invisible on standard rims. After about 12kmls there is literally no break dust on my 20" wheels. Amazing stuff, highly recommendable!
They are compatible with all standard discs, so no special requirements and deliver stopping power as good quality parts should.

conesare2seconds · 03-06-2021

I never had much dust with Hawk HPS even running frequent autocross with my old 95 LT1. I just put on HPS 5.0 to replace whatever was on my car when I bought it, hope they?re about the same.

Corvette95 · 03-07-2021

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Originally Posted by conesare2seconds

I never had much dust with Hawk HPS even running frequent autocross with my old 95 LT1. I just put on HPS 5.0 to replace whatever was on my car when I bought it, hope they?re about the same.

I thought Hawk were supposed to be low dust.... reading more reviews says otherwise, but I would believe my ZR1 brothers over online reviews...any other Hawk pad reviews for dust?

( other Hawk reviews https://www.svtperformance.com/threa...s-pads.993964/ )

longhorns05 · 03-07-2021

Just replaced the front pads on my 94 about a month and a half ago with Hawk HPS pads. So far there's been very little brake dust and no noise that I have noticed.

Z51JEFF · 03-13-2021

I've been running Akebono brake pads for years and brake dust is pretty much gone.

lfalzarano · 03-14-2021

You?re braking too much! Just use the right pedal![emoji108]

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DRM500RUBYZR-1 · 03-14-2021

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Originally Posted by lfalzarano

You?re braking too much! Just use the right pedal![emoji108]

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Very good Lou!

In New Jersey the brake pedal and the horn are synonymous, choose either.

Marty

lfalzarano · 03-14-2021

I grew up in Jersey. Never blow the horn! Just blow by the slow poke when they aren?t looking. High speed draft and pass. Maybe a gesture!

But in the city, the horn is required!

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bowtiguy · 03-14-2021

The wifes AMG GL63 brakes dusted like CRAZY when new, each drive the wheels would get visually darker. At 8,900 miles, I had enough. I called Hawk and asked if they had the backing plate specs and if they could make a pad for it. They said yes and chose the HPS compound on all four corners.

We've Put 15K miles on it since then and the only reason I wash it now is dust ON TOP of the car. Better brake pedal feel and modulation too.

I run the HAWK LTS pads on our hummer H3 alpha. Just had to put new pads on it. Fronts last 60K ish, rears 130K ish.

WydGlydJim · 03-15-2021

what is this brake dust you speak of..

03-06-2021	#11
Matt B Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: Beautiful Bavaria Posts: 520	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices Not sure if there is anything similar available on the US market but on my Audis I'm using ATE Ceramic pads. These are extremely low on dust and the very few emissions are light grey-ish. Nearly invisible on standard rims. After about 12kmls there is literally no break dust on my 20" wheels. Amazing stuff, highly recommendable! They are compatible with all standard discs, so no special requirements and deliver stopping power as good quality parts should. __________________ ZR-1 #638/1991

03-06-2021	#12
conesare2seconds Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Greater St. Louis Posts: 480	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices I never had much dust with Hawk HPS even running frequent autocross with my old 95 LT1. I just put on HPS 5.0 to replace whatever was on my car when I bought it, hope they?re about the same.

03-07-2021	#14
longhorns05 Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 44	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices Just replaced the front pads on my 94 about a month and a half ago with Hawk HPS pads. So far there's been very little brake dust and no noise that I have noticed. __________________ 93 ZR-1 Red/Red 415ci Jeal cams/headers, hf cats, B&B Wilwood brakes, DRM coilovers 94 ZR-1 Red/Blk 368ci SW headers, hf cats, Corsa 16 GT-R Blk/Blk Stg1 3.8 BL1200X, Shep1k, Motec 1250 whp on pump e85

03-13-2021	#15
Z51JEFF Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Fremont,Ca Posts: 3,039	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices I've been running Akebono brake pads for years and brake dust is pretty much gone.

03-14-2021	#16
lfalzarano Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Clayton, North Carolina Posts: 1,133	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices You?re braking too much! Just use the right pedal![emoji108] Sent from my iPhone using ZR-1 Net Registry __________________ Lou[COLOR="Red"][B][SIZE="4"][/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]

03-14-2021	#18
lfalzarano Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Clayton, North Carolina Posts: 1,133	Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices I grew up in Jersey. Never blow the horn! Just blow by the slow poke when they aren?t looking. High speed draft and pass. Maybe a gesture! But in the city, the horn is required! Sent from my iPhone using ZR-1 Net Registry __________________ Lou[COLOR="Red"][B][SIZE="4"][/SIZE][/B][/COLOR] Last edited by lfalzarano; 03-14-2021 at 04:33 PM.

03-14-2021	#19
bowtiguy Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Cali-rodo Posts: 270	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices The wifes AMG GL63 brakes dusted like CRAZY when new, each drive the wheels would get visually darker. At 8,900 miles, I had enough. I called Hawk and asked if they had the backing plate specs and if they could make a pad for it. They said yes and chose the HPS compound on all four corners. We've Put 15K miles on it since then and the only reason I wash it now is dust ON TOP of the car. Better brake pedal feel and modulation too. I run the HAWK LTS pads on our hummer H3 alpha. Just had to put new pads on it. Fronts last 60K ish, rears 130K ish. Last edited by bowtiguy; 01-20-2024 at 10:50 AM.

03-15-2021	#20
WydGlydJim Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Wichita, Ks. Posts: 318	Re: Brake pads- too much dust- need some current choices what is this brake dust you speak of.. __________________ 2009 LS9 1990 LT-5/sold/Bought my Baby back 1994 Lingenfelter LT-5/sold 1973 LS4/sold