Are you talking pads or the whole system. If you are into sport driving I would get a two or four piston system. Meaning two pistons are in the calipers and press the pad giving you more even braking. A semi metallic pad compound is the best. To dissipate heat as it is obvious you are doing some hard braking get slotted rotors. These holes in the rotors allow for fast heat dissipation.
The best brands I have used are Brembo #1 and Baer #2
2006-12-16 08:39:03
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answered by Anonymous
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Zen Buddhists sometimes say that first there is the resurrection, then comes death. It is a way of reminding one to look deeply, without expectations, at the very notion of life and death itself. Zen Buddhists are not too fond of being categorized as a religion and yet they (and I) have some insights borne from direct Knowing-As-Being which religious folks say comprise religious thought. Yet for the Buddhist, it is not a thought. It can be understood directly that the notions of life and death are as masks that consciousness wears and then consciousness draws itself into the drama, as if in a play or a dream. Until mind/consciousness somehow mysteriously, but conclusively, becomes aware of this charade, it will die, with the mask on, just exactly as it has lived. Whatever came with this mask - reincarnation, emptiness, nothingness, God - is what consciousness brings along to it's own notion of how it ends. To become awake as the Buddha awakened is the resurrection that comes before any death....but the best part is that with this ressurection comes the undestanding that there is neither birth nor death for that which is actually alive present and aware at all times. In my understanding which is not really a religion, I cannot answer your question directly because I don't recognise that there was birth or that there will be death. What happens to the physical body is obvious but that is not what I am. Nor am I that consciousness wearing a death mask. I'd be so foolish to speculate beyond this and besides, it makes no difference in what I am, have been and will always be. Good question though!
2016-05-22 23:50:36
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answered by Anonymous
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