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I have curved slotted AP rotors and MX72 pads.

No noise at all (yet). first full day at the track with them tomorrow so will let you know after that.

J hooks apparently reported to be noisy. carbotechs noisy ++. but thats the trade off then i suppose for track performance.

what mix of street/track use do you have planned?

I have curved slotted AP rotors and MX72 pads.

No noise at all (yet). first full day at the track with them tomorrow so will let you know after that.

J hooks apparently reported to be noisy. carbotechs noisy ++. but thats the trade off then i suppose for track performance.

what mix of street/track use do you have planned?

What he said. I am currently running the jhooks and they are a little noisy. Nowhere near as bad as say the carbotechs though! I would buy and use the jhooks again for a daily drive, it's not that bad, and does get a little quieter over time, i am guessing as the jhook edge gets worn.

Anyone got any input on this question, I am told the J Hooks might be a bit more noisey and thus not so good for street driving ??

alcon 2 peice rotor 378mm , this is come with hub is better

for the ap racing is only direct replacement using standard hub from your standard

please check on ebay store

u can see some over there

50:50 road vs race/track so might go with JHooks ...

I have AP slotted and Carbotech pads for the track, MX 72s for the street. Before I tracked the Carbotechs the thing made more noise than the space shuttle, but after a hard days track work they were very quiet. White 35's J Hooks are a little noisier again .

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