Trw red pad user since 2018

somehow bendix brake pad also will produced lots of dust , previously used bendix brake pads , front wheel rim will be lots of dust on it

Which model? Metal king?

forgot which model , if not mistaken metal king

What would be a good brake system for Axia?

Wanted something that's more sensitive than the stock brake. Shorter braking distance.

Trestor advantage or Fbk yellow box

Better brake pads, better grip tires, DOT4 brake fluid

If you want, you can replace stock calipers

adjust drum brake first. many workshop skipped it

brembo brake pad for the front and brembo brake shoe for the rear , use dot 4 brake oil ( before that kindly do brake flushing )

make sure adjust the drum brake for the rear

Looking to get new brake pad.

Currently using, Honda Original that comes with my HRV 2017. I saw the caliper is from Nissin. Not sure if the brake pad is Nissin or Akebono.

Option 1:
Hingan, F -RM430, R -RM360. Not sure made where and what brand.

Option 2:
Nissin From a popular WS: F -RM380, R -RM350. Made in Japan. Include installation.

So let's say my ori Honda is Nissin. Is there any difference if I go with option 2 Eg: longevity, dust, stopping distance?

Also anyone know where else I can get 100% Original Nissin Brake Pads?

This post has been edited by JON97: Jun 27 2024, 02:19 PM

There is no perfect brake pads, if you want longevity and less dust get Ceramic type brake pads :- Akebono, but you sacrifice stopping distance
Bendix also got Ceramic type brake pads under GCT model. I am using it on my smaller rides and the wear & dust is very minimal, similar to Akebono.

If want better stopping distance, get Semi-Metallic brake pads example like Bendix Metal King/Ultimate, Trestor Blue Advantage, but you will gain more dust and higher wear for both rotor and pads compare to Ceramic type brake pads.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Jun 27 2024, 03:42 PM

Has anyone tried Works Engineering Ceramic Pads or should I go for TRW DTEC?

Want something better than stock honda and won't makan disk too fast.

https://www.worksengineering.co/collections...5-2013--front--

I'm with this since 2018 up till now

Using this too

I was using ori brembo brakepads. A lot of dust and i switched to trw dtec. At first I thought the braking was good because i was not aggressively braking. However when i do test it aggressively, i this dtec felt a bit spongy and braking was not as good as the brembo brakepads.
Now im looking to switch back to either brembo or somethg better with less dust.
Dixcel?

Brembo ceramic or those performance kind? TRW Dtec is more meant for normal everyday use.

Oh i get it. My ori brembo pads are semi metallic with lots of dust.
Brembo 4 pot, used on honda integra DC5 type R.

This post has been edited by Balanced: Sep 11 2024, 12:29 AM

The pads with good braking power are usually dusty.

You can try Dixcel ES or Bendix Ultimate

Used TRW dtec mainly cz stock Honda brakepad is junk, always juddering down Karak highway. 2nd affordable value, no juddering, dust I believe is less.

Brembo, few buddies told too many fake on market, need to find genuine seller. If it me, shopee mall only.

This post has been edited by ayamxxx: Sep 11 2024, 10:47 AM