Brake pads

[AlexKzn130]

Although i get the urge to ram people out of my way sometimes, i don't think my insurance will be very simpathetic.

So im looking around for some new brake pads, does anyone have good things to say about any certain brands?

I've always bought genuine toyota pads as "mother knows best" but just thought id throw it out there.

Cheers
Alex

[tashtego]

Hi,
The only brake pads I have ever found to be any good, apart from OM ones, are BOSH.
Long lasting, even wearing etc.
If you go on their site you can track the right ones for your car.
Cheers

[AlexKzn130]

Hi,
The only brake pads I have ever found to be any good, apart from OM ones, are BOSH.
Long lasting, even wearing etc.
If you go on their site you can track the right ones for your car.
Cheers

OK thanks I'll take a look

[Karma Supra]

I always use OEM pads and disks.

Unless its something like an M3 with a Brembo 6 pot floating calliper upgrade...

Not sure about 2nd gens, but the serious 3rd gen people fir the 321mm Tundra V8 calipers and disks. as seen on my Build Thread

[Koi]

EBC green stuff

[Triv]

Avics from Roughtrax. You have to ask Barry for them.
I've got them fitted with Brembo discs and considering I used to have to throw an anchor out the window to stop, they're alright.

[Yorkshire Devil]

I use milners pads and discs on my 70 series land cruiser. After 25000 miles and two years they still look ok. Have been through mud and dirt from green laning and offroading and still ok.
Milners are cheap cheerful and effective.

[AlexKzn130]

Thanks everyone looks like I definitely have some options, I think I'll get some drilled and vented discs too