Hawk HP Plus Brake Pad Part #?

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Old Sep 6, 2017 | 06:56 AM
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Hello,

I've called Hawk Performance and they still haven't gotten back to me and I really need to get an order in for Hawk HP Plus brake pads. Does anyone have these pads and know the part number for them? I need them to fit the stock caliper/rotor configuration on my 1990 Honda Civic Hatchback SI. Every site I go to is giving me different part numbers.

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Old Sep 6, 2017 | 09:12 AM
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HB218N.583 | Hawk Performance

HB218N.583
HP Plus

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Old Sep 6, 2017 | 11:30 AM
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btw, i think thats a very poor choice of brake pads for track.

you should be using dedicated pads AND rotors for the track. i dont know what the hot setup is anymore, but Hawk Blues will be better proven for a lightweight civic on track.

using anything less is worthless. theres no sense in compromising the performance of your brakes any more than you need to.

if you need pads for the street, then buy any standard ceramic set with dedicated rotors. swap pads and rotors when going to the track. dont mix different pads on the same rotor.
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Old Sep 7, 2017 | 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Tyson
btw, i think thats a very poor choice of brake pads for track.

you should be using dedicated pads AND rotors for the track. i dont know what the hot setup is anymore, but Hawk Blues will be better proven for a lightweight civic on track.

using anything less is worthless. theres no sense in compromising the performance of your brakes any more than you need to.

if you need pads for the street, then buy any standard ceramic set with dedicated rotors. swap pads and rotors when going to the track. dont mix different pads on the same rotor.
Thanks for the information on the part numbers! I have a close friend who has a closely built Honda CRX with a few track days on these pads who had good luck on them. I won't be running them for long as I just want a streetable/trackable pad for the moment. Once I get more involved I'll be doing as you have suggested, most likely with a Carbotech brand pad.
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