[3gwrld]

I soon plan to turn my GTS into a track/weekend driver instead of daily. That being said should I get yellowstuff or redstuff brake pads. I see everyone has green though.. any reasons Why?

 

[Widgmaster]

I can't answer your question but I did find some information you might want to read. This website lets you choose what brake pads you need pr what you are using the brakes for.

EBC Yellowstuff Fast Street Brake Pads - EBC Brakes

Yellowstuff Fastest Street, Race & Drift Racing Brake Pads by EBC Brakes product page. Yellowstuff brake pads are suitable for Trackday & Drift.

ebcbrakes.com

Hope this helps you.

 

[chinchooter11]

Your question will all depend on what track you will be driving and what are the intentions for the car. Some tracks that don’t have a lot of high speed can get away with a track/street pad. Pads are considered consumables, expensive consumables but it gives you a chance to try different brands out and what works for you and your driving style. Just remember get the best quality you can afford for fluid, you don’t wanna boil the brake fluid when on track that is a scary situation especially at a high speed track.
I personally run hawk DTC 60s front and hawk HPS 5.0 in the rears, I do have EVO 8 front brakes though and hawk pads brake dust are known for being corrosives on your wheels if not taken care of.

 

[3gwrld]

Your question will all depend on what track you will be driving and what are the intentions for the car. Some tracks that don’t have a lot of high speed can get away with a track/street pad. Pads are considered consumables, expensive consumables but it gives you a chance to try different brands out and what works for you and your driving style. Just remember get the best quality you can afford for fluid, you don’t wanna boil the brake fluid when on track that is a scary situation especially at a high speed track.
I personally run hawk DTC 60s front and hawk HPS 5.0 in the rears, I do have EVO 8 front brakes though and hawk pads brake dust are known for being corrosives on your wheels if not taken care of.

Understandable & thanks for providing your setup, so many options out here