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Wheels are waxed, just curious if anyone is running pads other than the OE pads.
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Scrolled through the site here and did not see much in the way of brake pad experiences. I'm at 7k miles on the C4S and looking to switch from the OE pads which are dusting up my wheels terribly to something with a lot less dusting. Considering EBC Redstuff pads. Anyone have experience with any other brand pads that have minimal dusting? Thanks!