OEM ITR brake pads.. Is there somewhere else i can get them besides a Honda dealer? i'm gonna need some soon.

 

buy somethin else...more braking power for less $$

 

You can get the OEM pads from a dealer. That includes places that discount, like A&H Motorsport, whose current price on ITR pads is $40.40 front, $51.25 rear.

Or, you can get aftermarket pads from lots of places. I highly recommend talking with the folks at Cobalt Friction. Great products, great prices, great service.

 

Axxis Ultimates are a nice upgrade

COntact Andie @ cobalt. You wont be disappointed.

 

axxis pads here too from cobalt

 

axxis pads here too from cobalt

 

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Me 4

 

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To answer your question...

http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org

 

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A&H is cheaper...

 

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Does anyone have experience with the Axxis pads during Winter?

Im curious how well they perform in snow and cold temps - under 25 F ?

 

I have a set of basically new front ITR pads that I will sell to you for $30.

or

I have a set of basically new front Porterfield R-4S that I will sell to you for $50 (nice autox and street pad, great initial bite and very good modulation. The dust is similar to a stock pad)

cycldav@optonline.net

 

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i have been using them in those temps, they are working fine. so3 tires on the other hand need to come off very soon.

 

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thanks

anybody else using Axxis pads in the snow?

 

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thanks

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I'll be using them untill they are dead. When it snows IM me and I'll let you know how they do.

 

Cobalt Friction

 

I my Hawk HPS.