uplusd

Hi all,

What are the best pads for Supra TT BBK? I don't want some that will eat into the rotors

Low brake dust would be nice too.


Or should I just use OEM pads?

oohpapi44

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I'm using PBR Axxis Deluxe and have no complaints.

uplusd

Axxis doesn't make pads for the supra anymore

oohpapi44

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Oh wow, I didn't know that.

Check this site, they may have them in stock. Or you can call or IM him, he posts over in Bimmerforums alot and is very helpful

http://www.importrp.com/home.php?cat=37

uplusd

Only $18 for the pads? That seems a little fishy

oohpapi44

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Where'd you see $18, make sure you're matching the car to the pads.

looks like they only have rear, might want to call and see if he can find fronts
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GSoup

LOL..UM thats for :

1979-7/81 Toyota Supra


Using EBC green stuff .. almost no brake dust and i just realized i need red stuff..LOL

oohpapi44

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They've got some made by Hawk, I don't have a review on them though


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uplusd

Interesting... I already told the guys at Carson to give me OEM pads up front and axxis deluxe for the rear.. I don't see a problem with OEM pads considering I never go 120mph+ anyway. I'll be using rotora slotted in all 4 corners. What do you guys think?

oohpapi44

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If you're using stock Supra rotors then it's not an issue at all.

I can't speak on how the OEM will affect drilled/slotted though.

GSoup

I'm boosted so its different for me

oohpapi44

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SHOW OFF

alredxiii

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Using some TRD Sport Pads right now, got pretty good life on them so far, 15k, very light dust...wish I could find some more...

GS FONZy

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HAWK pads stop

JeffTsai

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Dude man...I need big brakes baaaaad lol. I sold my TT brakes so I could upgrade stuff for my turbo. Kinda couter-intuitive...go faster stop slower lolz!

Hopefully I'll have some funds freed up pretty soon for that 8piston 15" system I've always dreamed of...but that's probably not likely so I'm just gonna stick with the smaller 6pot 14"

Also, when I had the TT brakes...I used the Project Mu typeNS pads which are very similar to TRD's. Very good stopping power, great life, and low dusting. I used the hell out of the brakes for about 10k miles and the brake pads barely went down any. My stock pads were about 75% gone in the same amount of miles and driving style. Suprastore has the Project Mu b-force(very very close to TRD pads) pads for $90 http://www.suprastore.com/projmubforbr.html