[RandomBro]

Originally Posted by HP Autosport

Our best-selling low-dust street pads are the Porterfield R4-S. Can't stay how it compares to the Red Stuff, but it's less than OEM. If anyone wants to try and set and compare them to the Red Stuff, send us a PM.

How do they compare to stock noise and bite? I'm Def interested if it's better.

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by RandomBro

How do they compare to stock noise and bite? I'm Def interested if it's better.

Lower noise and lower dust than OEM, but not dustless.

[RandomBro]

Originally Posted by HP Autosport

Lower noise and lower dust than OEM, but not dustless.

Initial bite?

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by RandomBro

Initial bite?

Typically, it is more linear with less initial bite.

[RandomBro]

Originally Posted by HP Autosport

Typically, it is more linear with less initial bite.

Nuts, I'm actually looking for more bite.

[HP Autosport]

These are slowing coming back to stock now. If anyone is interested, we have one full set left after filling all the backorders.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by RandomBro

Nuts, I'm actually looking for more bite.

You're not gonna find a streetable pad with more initial bite than stock pads.

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by RandomBro

Nuts, I'm actually looking for more bite.

Ferodo DS2500 is a good hybrid pad that will offer you more bite.

[mike@x-ph.com]

We have a few EBC reds left in stock , more on the way

[HP Autosport]

By now, all the EBC-authorized resellers should have the Redstuff in stock and ready to ship. As of today, there are no shortages!

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by HP Autosport

By now, all the EBC-authorized resellers should have the Redstuff in stock and ready to ship. As of today, there are no shortages!

All stocking dealers like you and us have it now ready to ship.

There are still a lot of dealers that do not have it in stock because they either do not stock it and only drop ship, or they did not put a large enough stocking order to fulfill their back orders

[Dave07997S]

I wash the car weekly, if it has similar bite and grip I wouln't mind less dust. The OEM pads on BMWs shed so much.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Dave07997S

I wash the car weekly, if it has similar bite and grip I wouln't mind less dust. The OEM pads on BMWs shed so much.

Sounds like the EBC red are an excellent option for you

[Chet for short]

I installed the redstuffs a few weeks ago. Once bedded, very little dust, no noise and good bite. Highly recommend.

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by Chet for short

I installed the redstuffs a few weeks ago. Once bedded, very little dust, no noise and good bite. Highly recommend.

[Dave07997S]

Originally Posted by 79 911SC

I put EBC Red pads on the front brakes of my M2 the day I picked it up. Even though the rears were still brand new I wasn’t able to get the calipers over the rotor with the new pads. I understand it takes a special tool.

Attached are photos of front (with EBC Red) and rear (stock pads). This was about 1700 miles of driving (1400 from road trip, 300 normal around town driving).

The fronts do most of the work so it’s not the best comparison, but is the best I could do. Ideal would have been to leave one side stock.

EBC Red have less dust than stock for sure but there is still a lot there. Personally I don’t think I would choose them again since it isn’t really buying much and the wheels are still super dirty after a couple hundred miles.

Are there any legit very low or no dust pads out there for this car?

Thats with 1700 miles on her? Then the pad did a lot better job with tthe dust. I just drive 10miles and the wheels, particularly the front are coated.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Chet for short

I installed the redstuffs a few weeks ago. Once bedded, very little dust, no noise and good bite. Highly recommend.

Congrats!