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Old 02-21-07 | 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by MJHSC400
I was told today that Lexus comes stock with ceramic pads since 1990~ish -- Is that true??
As well as a few other brands like Honda--
Not sure if the guy was right, but it'd be interesting to find out-- (for whatever reason)
Not that I know of. Who told you this?
Old 02-21-07 | 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Streamline
Axxis Ultimates = HORRIBLE dust and LOUD squeeling noises during bed in process (and for a good 6,000 miles).
Please provide correct information.

There is no bed-in with the Axiss Ultimates. These are for aggressive driving and direct track use only.

Comparatively speaking, they are resistant to heat-fading with the proper upgrades and are more than capable of handling back-to-back high tension/temp stress.

They will ALWAYS squeal in a parking lot, but then again if you spent alot of time in a parking lot, then you dont need ceramic/Kevlar pads.



Most people would be the happiest with a semi-metallic pad.


Just realize the pros and cons of a pad material before you purchase.

Personally, I prefer my pads to stop on a dime regardless of speed, temp, or weather.
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