KVR CF Brakepads

[Lil Freek]

So i saw theses on Corksport.com.

http://corksport.com/main.php3?primNavIndex=0&mainURL=%2Fstore%2Findex.php3%3Fcat%3D220753

all the way down at the bottom... would the 1.8L ones fit on my 2.0L car?

[Lil Freek]

bump bump

[NegatiZE]

I don't know if they fit or not, but they are excellent brake pads. I have them on my car. They have almost no brake dust and stop very well. There's a nice 'bite' they provide when you press on the pedal.

[Lil Freek]

hmm. i suppose i could call them.
cuz my brake pads need to be replaced soon enough... so i'm going to upgrade at the same time.

[McCorkle]

Originally posted by NegatiZE
I don't know if they fit or not, but they are excellent brake pads. I have them on my car. They have almost no brake dust and stop very well. There's a nice 'bite' they provide when you press on the pedal.

Little brake dust. I like the way that sounds. Did you get yours from tirerack?

[NegatiZE]

No, corksport.com

[charles]

Eh, to me, not having brake dust isn't all that great, makes me think the pads eat the rotors more. My "performance" pads I had on the DX were great, but put out a lot of dust. But I like to brag how dirty I can get my wheels after a track day

[steve_protege]

comparison

Not to thread jack or anything, but are the KVR CF pads better than the EBC Green stuff pads? Ive heard the EBCs are just as good, if not better, than the KVRs. Only problem though, EBC doesn't have them available foe the 1.6 liter Protege. I didn't know that brake pads were so vehicle specific.

[Lil Freek]

no worries.
do they make them for the 2.0 or just the 1.8??

[Lil Freek]

^^ thanks..

[AFwestPunk]

You no what is fun? No brakes! Good fun