mortbike

My 2005 Hawk has stock forks with 320mm EBC rotors/BrakeTech adapter, braided Galfer lines, f4i calipers and f4i MC. I started out with new EBC HH pads. Performance was good but after 150 miles, I could not stand the buzzing and clicking. So this morning, following advice from 8541Hawk(Mike) I installed some Vesrah RJL VD-166/2/ RJL pads that I purchased from www.KurveyGirl.com
Wow what a difference. Noise and ticking are completely gone and performance from better initial bite to progressive power with great feel much improved hot or cold! Very fast bed in too- Thanks Mike! Mort

mboe794

Glad to see another positive review. I've done quite a bit of research on what my next pad purchase will be and the RJL's have bee atop the list. My current HH's aren't bad IMO, but just OK. Now if they'd just hurry up and wear out so I can replace them!

uchi

thats good to know, not many have bad thigns to say about those pads. i tried to get some for my gsxr swapped calipers but they apparantly dont make them for my style calipers.

VTRumble

"02 GSXR calipers?
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uchi

03, but theyre the same from 01 to 04 i think. im gonna smack my mechanic in the **** next time i see him. i bought hh pads instead.

7moore7

This is why you gotta stick around, man!

uchi

haha i wont go anywhere i enjoy this group too much, im still gonna dick slap my mechanic, i gotta see him this week to get some parts for my kawi

smokinjoe73

Yeah those RJL pads are sick. I couldnt believe the difference over HH EBCs. They last forever too. I put them on my racebike and had to change all my brake markers.

CheshireCat

Would those pads fit a stock 98 superhawk?

killer5280

No. To my knowledge Vesrah doesn't make an RJL pad that will fit stock SH calipers. You have to have F4i, 600RR, 929, 954, RC51, etc. calipers to get an RJL pad.