Which are better for a daily driver?

For those of you who use either, what do u like and dont like about them.

 

Ill never use EBC greenstuff pads ever again. I think they are crap, didnt perform well and lasted for ****. I have some metalmaster pads on now that are ok. I wish I would have just gone and got the Hawk pads.

 

I have Hawk HPS in the rear of my car, and I really like em. They dust a shitload though, the only downside.

 

i've had ebc greenstuff pads on my ls for 2 month and no probs here they bit really good though

 

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i've heard nothing but bad things about EBC brakes from people who actually need upgraded brakes.

i've used Hawk HPS, and found them a great compromise between street and track pad.

 

 

well, i just installed the EBC greenstuff on my accord. i've read good and bad things about the greenstuff, so i'll see how they do on my car.

 

I have the EBC Green Stuff on my civic, although I have Baer calipers on the car. They are the same as chevy corvette and ford cobra calipers.

The brake kit came with SBSS pads, and the green stuff is much better! And the less dust is excellent as well.

 

i have ebc green stuff on my gs-r right now...i've had them for almost a year now, and all I can say is that these pads kick ***......they grip like all hell, and the best part is; now you can get them at your local pepboys/autozone ! (~65$ for two pads)

 

Are the greenstuff or Hawk pads ceramic? If not, ceramic pads would be my recommendation. Ceramic pads dust very, very little and will out-last just about any other pad out there.

 

i have no experience with grennstuff but i have the redstuff with there dimpled and slotted rotors, they brake like crazy and never fade, i can honestly stop faster then my friends EVO8, the only downside is dust out the ***

 

i got the hawk HPS, they do dust quite a bit, they do bite pretty good, but i have nothing but oem to compare with, can't really say they perform drastically better, i think if the pads aren't bedded correctly, that's when they wear out fast or become less effective,