i admit my driving is a bit aggressive, but wei, c drive 2 comfort tires and a 58 horsepower iswara on 3 speed automatic, how FAST can i go weih?
just gohtong to karak already smoking and NO BRAKES left except the drums/handbrakes.


damn stupid experience lorh

prior my personal experience, got a lot of people ady posted similarly bad experience which i ignored because eh, the owner is actually a nice guy and to be fair he contributed a LOT on our local grassroot motorsport scene.
especially the ones where people claim OEM pads are better, which i just dismiss it as people just trolling/bad mouthing for no reason.

after my own experience, i'm convinced :/
but yea, after EBC, never look back again.

it's not that i look down on local brands, but when you get shit like that (JTX anyone?) flooding the market with a ton of sheeps/zombies supporting them, can you blame me for being biased? i don't have the time to filter out a gem among the sea of rubbish.
ya lo, so as an informed consumer i don't need to buy locally ma. my advice (if you're seriously considering EBC) is to buy from brakes4u (UK) or if you're only buying 1pad, or 2 pads with 2 separated shipment, buy from amazon.com (USA) for cheaper shipping/conversion rates

you get freshes/updated pad versions for much lower price than local.
by updated, give you an example:
greenstuff has already updated to version 6 or something, local one is like ver2 or 3

there's pad material separation issue which is annoying especially it makes sound when you're NOT braking. newer ones are updated with hook type backing plate/better pad material, not to mention they got free a pack of copper high temperature grease, noise reduction anodized aluminum shims, and all ebc brake surfaces are coated with brake/bed in coating material to help aid/speed up bedding in process.

all the above are NOT available for local iswara (and wira) ebc greenstuff. and their current stocks are so old the entire pad is full of rust. they give huge discount of rm70+, but that's based on their overpriced pricing