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Hawk Brakes

What makes Hawk brakes the brand more aftermarket manufacturers specify for use with their rotors and calipers? With participation at both the street performance and pure race levels, Hawk brakes are available in many formulations and for many cars, making them ideal for tailoring a specific braking solution to your vehicle. Do you want high performance with low dust and rotor wear? Hawk brakes has a special pad compound for you. On the other hand, do you want the best autocross performance possible? Again, there are Hawk brakes perfectly suited to your needs. With thousands of applications, Hawk brakes can be ordered as an exact fit for your factory pads but with vastly improved performance. You don’t have to sacrifice pad life for friction, and you don’t have to sacrifice performance for longevity: Hawk brakes can deliver both. So when the time comes for brake pad replacement on your performance vehicle, don’t settle for factory or OE braking performance. Install Hawk brakes on your ride and see the advantages from your pocketbook and your right foot.

Hawk Brake Pads

You’ve installed the popular HPS line of Hawk brake pads on your Corvette. What can you expect to see over stock? First off, your Hawk brake pads will most likely generate less dust than your factory pads, which is good from an aesthetic angle. Your rotors won’t wear faster than with stock pads, and your Hawk brake pads are quiet and last longer than stock. Sounds like a winner, right? That’s why more folks install Hawk brake pads than any other performance brake pads. But let’s say you and your ‘Vette are going to do some serious track runs. The HP plus from Hawk brake pads might be a better choice. You’re going to see more dust and more rotor wear than with stock, but in return the Hawk brake pads will return exceptional friction levels and high heat resistance to ensure your lap times get faster, not slower. And you can use the same Hawk brake pads on the street that you use on the track, keeping you from getting stuck in the pits when you’re finished for the weekend. The ability of Hawk brake pads to maintain all-around great braking dynamics is one of the reasons for their popularity. But don’t take our word for it. Try a set of Hawk brake pads in street or race formula and see what all the buzz is about.

Hawk Ceramic Brake Pad

There are three things you can do to control brake dust on your vehicle: Not drive, install some sort of wheel shield, or install a Hawk ceramic brake pad set. Option one isn’t really an option, and option two may work for some folks. But for most of us, the thought of improved braking along with losing the brake dust has led us to the Hawk ceramic brake pad. Made from a composite of ceramics and other organic materials, Hawk ceramic brake pad sets fit just like your OE pads but they don’t break down in the same way. That’s why the Hawk ceramic brake pad generates less dust. If dust is your major concern, then you’ll be thrilled with the way your car stops with a Hawk ceramic brake pad set installed. High friction combines with low noise to help your brake system work more effectively, lowering your stopping distances. So Hawk ceramic brake pad sets don’t just keep things cleaner, they keep you and your family safer. Your brakes are arguably the most important part of your car, so invest in some better technology next time you change them. Invest in Hawk ceramic brake pad components to get the best stopping power without sacrificing dust levels and rotor wear.