What pads fit the Performance Package Brembos?
 

I've seen a few sets on CSG listed for the PP brakes specifically, but I'm not sure if STI pads are also a direct fit for the MY17+ Brembos. Any thoughts?

I'm looking for an aggressive DD pad that could hold its own on the track if need be :burnrubber:

You've seen this? http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122138

Wow!! Callipers and those disks!! Nice but bloody expensive I can imagine..

For the front, any pad with FMSI D1001, D1016, or D1050.

Thanks for the link. Read it through and it sounds like any STI pad set should work ok.

Wheel fitment on the other hand... :thumbdown:

Wheel fit isn't bad. Only one of the four sets I already have don't fit. Unfortunately, it's the winter tires... Not that I really want to be driving it right now anyway.

1001 shape in the front and 961 shape in the rear

Cheers!

Anybody have some favorite pads? Interested in some of the Project Mu pads, but I hear they are a bit noisy.

what is your use case for them?

I highly recommend the G-Loc pads. I use the R10 compound for track and am planning on switching my daily pads to their GS1 street pad when my OEM pads need to be replaced.

The R10s make a horrible screeching noise until they get some heat in them, but have fantastic stopping power and zero fade after 4 track events. They have at least one track day left in them before they need to be replaced.
I've driven GS1 on non-Brembo BRZs and are a low dust, zero noise pad that have way more stopping power than the OEM pads, and felt fine in my limited time driving them.

I used Ferodo DS2500 for a couple of track days. Great performance, no fade. A bit squeaky around town though - so daily driving...squeeeak....definitely has that.....squeeeak...racecar sound. Reasonable price for these, too.

Any proper track pad is going to be noisy at times. I've had Ferodo DS2500's (not a full track pad, and less noisy), Project mU Club Racers and G-Loc R10's. The club racers and G10's are comparable for noise volume, but I actually found the club racers were quieter around town most days.

Another thing to keep in mind is the coefficient of friction and compressibility of the pads. I much prefer the pedal feel of the club racers over the R10's.

STi/STI pads will fit.

PM to order.

There is no "one size fits all". You'll need to figure out what your priorities are. I've never, in my experience, seen an "aggressive street pad" or any street pad, that can hold its own at track days, but I've seen track pads that are streetable.