FRIXA, MK brake pads performance for cultus

[abdul_wasay1]

FRIXA and FBK brake pads performance for Cultus...
Please share your precise experiences of Korean brands...
Where I bought original Frixa pads in Rawalpindi...
Stopping power in high and low speed too...

[abdul_wasay1]

anyone

[abdul_wasay1]

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[hassantahir2]

I have heard good reviews about Frixa and used them personally in my cultus the braking power and performance of frixa is almost equal to the SGP genuine one's.
Can't comment on FBK one's never.
MK yellow box one's are the worst one's you can get though if you're able to get your hands on MK blue box one's then they are also good.

[abdul_wasay1]

bro is frixa harms to disc? i m hard braker driver whats the averge life of frixa pads?

[hassantahir2]

Well they don't harm the disc's much.
In my car the brake pads lasted a little above 13 thousand km. I don't brake harshly but they performed really well in emergency conditions and they also perform good when conditions go wet. On down hill driving they don't get heat up that easily If one uses brakes sensibly.

[abdul_wasay1]

bro do u know frixa authorized dealers in pakistan or Rawalpindi

[hassantahir2]

Member's from Rawalpindi/Islamabad can help you in this case.

[abdul_wasay1]

do u know any dealer in whole pakistan

[hassantahir2]

Sorry don't know anyone.
Even i only got these brake pads only a single time after that i am unable to find these at any spare part's shop.

[abdul_wasay1]

bro every mechanic and kharadia and shopkeeper say only install MK MK MK why??? i dnt understand why everybody is Fan of MK but pakwheel members dnt like MK brake pads

[hassantahir2]

MK one's are made of some soft material they don't produce squealing noises. So every mechanic and spare part's shop guy's are suggesting these.
But the braking power of these MK YELLOW box one's isn't that good that's why Pakwheels members are not suggesting this.

[abdul_wasay1]

any other good brake pads in ur mind... i used TRW sumitomo nbk but not get good results anyone of them... that why i m curious now

[hassantahir2]

At the moment i am using TRW brake pads and i am satisfied with them at least they are better than those MK's.
Now i am thinking about shifting to Asuki Advanced ceramic brake pads but also they are not available in market. Looks like i have to place a online order to get them.

[abdul_wasay1]

anyother

[Thinking]

because probably MK is easily available in the market however as per our experience now there are many 2nd copies of MK in the market and local shop keepers might have more margin in selling them so they suggest MK all the time.

[hassantahir2]

@abdul_wasay1
Which tyres you are using?
Exactly what are the issues that you are facing?

Tyres effect breaking power alot.
The stock size of cultus seems kinda small to me i am using 175/70R13 size instead of stock 155/80R13.
The Road grip and braking is a lot better now but with stock it was just soso...

[abdul_wasay1]

yr I'm using 175 70 13 imported 100% Dunlop SP touring T1 2016 manufacture. I replace the brake fluid ZIC DOT3 . I polished disc too. Currently using TRW. Squeaking problem with pads, brake bite is not enough, master cylinder is perfect. Simply the braking system is PERFECT condition. My mechanic always say use MK, I see mostly car in wah cantt install aftermarket brake pads i.e MK. But I have no experience with MK. Pakwheeler always have negative reviews on MK pads. Simple issue is LIST of best aftermarket brake pads available in Pakistan for Suzuki Cultus other then Genuine (NBK or ADVICS)...

[nasirjavaid]

Fair mechanics and shopkeepers are not advocating MK now a days because new batches have issues. Heard TRW are better these days soI have installed TRW and they are good till now.

[abdul_wasay1]

bhai I also currently using TRW brake pads but they squeak, roar too much. That irritates me the pads are good but how I reduce the BRAKING SOUNDS?