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EBC Red vs Green Stuff Pads

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    EBC Red vs Green Stuff Pads

    What's the difference between the red and green? I always see the green used.. are they better for street use than the reds?
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    I've never had either.
    A friend had the green pads.
    He never had brake dust on his wheels.

    I don't know if it's an upgrade regarding braking, but it was a lot cleaner!

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      #3
      http://www.ebcbrakes.com/automotive.html

      black - OEM
      green - road sport
      red - superstreet
      yellow - track & street
      blue - track only

      read all their descriptions, the red's are the next step up over the greens... next time im getting the reds


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        #4
        With the green ones you can just wash the dirt of your rims. With the red ones you have to brush your arms off to get the rims clean. Also the brake better but needs to be replaced for new ones a lot earlier.

        Your car is faster, I'm the better driver

        Greetz Erwin
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          #5
          Thanks everyone

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            #6
            well just for comparison purposes, the greenstuff kinda has a lot of brake dust compared to my Hawk HPS's Since they're more of an organic street compound. Much better than stock for fade resistance and whatnot but there's still quite a bit of dust.

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              #7
              get the axis ultimate, they are a very good stopping pad and are ceramic based so the dust isnt bad either
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