3.3TT Recommendations for replacement pads?

[GRStinger]

Hey folks. 56,000 mi on my '18 GT2 AWD. I need new pads all around (along with getting the rotors turned). I use her as a daily driver / occasional 'spirited' driving. Any recommendations on replacement pads? Looking for 'bang for buck'. Won't go cheap, but not looking for extra expenditure right now... knowhatImean? Thanks, guys (and gals).

 

[ImportShark Elvis]

We have a few options DM if any questions.


Brakes, importshark.com

 

[KyleSC]

Hey folks. 56,000 mi on my '18 GT2 AWD. I need new pads all around (along with getting the rotors turned). I use her as a daily driver / occasional 'spirited' driving. Any recommendations on replacement pads? Looking for 'bang for buck'. Won't go cheap, but not looking for extra expenditure right now... knowhatImean? Thanks, guys (and gals).

 

[KyleSC]

Hawk HPS 5.0. Love them! Plenty of bite, and they will bring shed speed fast on those rare occasions your running above 100 and need to come down fast. Little noise, dust, but not sure they make them for the rear. A set of euro-spec metallics will be more than adequate. While your at it, stoptech makes braided lines under $100 and bleeding out the dot3 factory fluid and replacing with, Modul 600/660 dot4 would give you a set of brakes that'll be there when you need them. I've done a few upgrades to my suspension, and I can't imagine going back to the stock pads. That's an inexpensive setup that may bail your ass out of a tight spot. Good luck

 

[K8 Stinger Store]

We have been selling quite a few of these with great feedback so far: Kia Stinger GT - Stoptech Performance - Front & Rear Street Ceramic Brake Pads

 

[Ulikefishsticks]

We have been selling quite a few of these with great feedback so far: Kia Stinger GT - Stoptech Performance - Front & Rear Street Ceramic Brake Pads

I have the stoptech's myself. They have eliminated my brake issue. They do squeak under soft braking so if you don't mind that then I recommend these.

 

[Genesis]

I have the stoptech's myself. They have eliminated my brake issue. They do squeak under soft braking so if you don't mind that then I recommend these.

Would you still have the part numbers to the front and rears?

 

[AusStinger]

I'm using DBA XP pads and I'd never go back to Brembo now. Less dust, better initial bite, better fade resistance, just better.
They did squeal a bit at the start but with some better shims and after bedding in, all good.