I can remember in the past people had recommended brake pads that where non Nissan. I believe one brand was Greenstuff. Both brands produced less front brake dust than stock. Could someone help out with the manufacture and a place to purchase?

Thanks!

NAPA

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Mspeasl
Decatur, Illinois - Forum member since 2/02

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One is ebs greenstuff, the other is hawk

Hawk HPS. Very little dust.

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If just daily driver, I put on some Wagner pads from pep boys. Same stopping feel, No squeeling, and virtually no dust. Before I had to clean wheels after a few days, now even after weeks, the fronts are as clean as the rear wheels. $55, I think anything more for regular and spirited driving is just a waste.

Axxis pads are good.

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Axxis Ultimates are nice and the Hawk HPS have good bite with a minor amount of dust for their stopping power.

I use brake horsepower in the rear and Hawk in the front...good balance.