What brake pad options for street and track with Stock rotors???

[3TMagnetMan]

I went to the Toyota dealer today and asked about pricing for front and rear brake pads for the Supra. I was quoted 362 dollars for front pads and 180 for rear pads. Are there any other brake pad options for track and street matched with stock rotors????

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[jtsang25]

Endless I think makes some

 

[Rocksandblues]

Hawk, csg cp series

 

[Xproplayer]

I'm not an expert but I'll quickly chime in to say, you CAN use stock pads for track, but you don't want to long term, use that short term only.

Past that from what I hear the CSG pads are great from some other mentions around here. Some more knowledgeable folks should comment soon

 

[3TMagnetMan]

I'm not an expert but I'll quickly chime in to say, you CAN use stock pads for track, but you don't want to long term, use that short term only.

Past that from what I hear the CSG pads are great from some other mentions around here. Some more knowledgeable folks should comment soon

The Stock pads were pretty good on the track. Was looking to see if there are other options once I wear these pads out.

 

[AustinGRSupra]

Endless I think makes some

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[Avarela99]

Im taking off my OEM Brembo pads on Monday and probably going to list them for sale here they only have 500 miles on them. I'm going with powerstop low dust pads as I don't track the car and I'm OCD about brake dust. PM me if you'd be interested

 

[nibble]

Im taking off my OEM Brembo pads on Monday and probably going to list them for sale here they only have 500 miles on them. I'm going with powerstop low dust pads as I don't track the car and I'm OCD about brake dust. PM me if you'd be interested

I'd offer you $100 pickup for both Front & Rear which I think it's fair price. However, for that price, you might consider keeping it. If you can brake just 1 ft less, you may just avoid accident. I just have revised my instruction on braking distance for R1 concept and power stop brake pads to 200 ~ 250%. FYI.

I understand you want to look good but if you get into an accident, it won't look good. also, there are other ways to look better.

 

[romanLegion9574]

I run Endless MX72s with Endless RF 650 brake fluid. Way better than OEM pads + fluid for brake feel on the track.

CSG CPs are the other popular option.

 

[Deighvid]

Are you looking for a pad that can be run on both street AND track or a pad for each that you can swap in and out?

I'm trying to decide if I want to do 2 sets or compromise a bit and have something that can be reasonably used for both.

 

[3TMagnetMan]

Are you looking for a pad that can be run on both street AND track or a pad for each that you can swap in and out?

I'm trying to decide if I want to do 2 sets or compromise a bit and have something that can be reasonably used for both.

I would like a pad that runs both track and street. So far Im impressed with the stock Bembo pads. just seeing what options there are for the Supra with Stock rotors.

 

[RichSC]

Stock pads are junk for track.

CSG > all

 

[Extreme Power House]

I recommend the EBC yellow stuff for street use.

 

[Yalemaier]

I run Endless MX72s with Endless RF 650 brake fluid. Way better than OEM pads + fluid for brake feel on the track.

CSG CPs are the other popular option.

Any more feedback on the MX72 pad? Considering it for a street/track pad.

 

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