Cost: $57.50 shipped ($12.50 for shipping, $45 for pads)

Had these on since December 22. These pads offer decent stopping power. Feels like stock until pressed hard, has saved me from at least 5 wrecks thus far (Mesquite drivers = fail).

Installation was simple, OEM pads still had plenty of life so i didn't have to push the calipers back. Looks subtle, it's just a metal-backed pad.

A noticeable difference, not absolutely amazing though. 4 out of 5 I'd say, as it gives slight advantage over stock. Just don't expect our non-ABS EJ8's to cease going within 2 foot's notice in wet weather downhill. :-)

This post was last modified: 01-28-2008 11:36 PM by Davus.

Good little review man. I had them and I feel the same exact way about 'em.

Thank you for contributing to the site.

This post was last modified: 01-28-2008 10:38 PM by bjscivic.

cool, ill have to look into those, thanks man

Anytime mate.
I also have a Holley Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump, but no reason to review it, other than "it's a functional fuel pump that went in easily and is relatively cheap (online)".

Thanks for the review.

Thanks for the good review! Now, where's your intro thread?

Thanks for the good review! Now, where's your intro thread?

I think this is it. =D I could go ahead and start one though, but I'm not much into introductions.

tl;dr summary: Dave. 19. Mesquite, TX. R81 [red] '96 w/ 237K miles, automatic for now.

^^^ Are you much into pictures? Because we'd all love to see some of your car.

All posted in intro forum now [holy crap, a dryer sheet just fell out of my clothes as I was typing this].

How is the brake dust on those? Is there a lot?