HB352F.665 – Hawk HPS Brake Pads; Front
€157.54 Incl. VAT
- Hawk Brake Pads
- Package Contents: 1 set of pads for two calipers
- Operating temperatures: 37-370°C Optimal temperature range: 37-260°C
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Hawk
Hawk Performance is an American brake pad maker based in Solon, Ohio. Its range here is mainly pads, with Talon slotted and slotted-and-drilled discs and race and all-purpose brake fluid alongside.
The pads divide cleanly by use. HPS, HPS 5.0 and LTS are semi-metallic street pads and PC is the ceramic street option, while HP Plus is listed as a sport pad. The race side takes in the DTC-30, DTC-60, DTC-70 and DTC-80 compounds together with ER-1, HT-10, Blue 9012 and Black.
The listings lean further towards American and Japanese performance cars than the other pad brands here. Chevrolet and Ford lead, with BMW, Porsche, Mazda, Toyota, Subaru and Cadillac close behind. The Chevrolet Corvette (C6), Subaru Impreza, Porsche Boxster and Cayman (987), Toyota GT86 and Ford Mustang (S550) have the most listings.
A large part of the Hawk range is race compounds, so the same maker can supply a road pad for everyday driving and a dedicated track pad for events.
Talk to a real motorsport specialist.
EU-based, motorsport-experienced. We'll walk through your application before you buy.
Description
HB352F.665 – Hawk HPS Brake Pads; Front Hawk High Performance Street (HPS) disc brake pads are legendary for increasing stopping power on street-legal vehicles, and increasing the performance of your vehicle’s braking system is easy when you choose Hawk Performance Street HPS braking compound. The High Performance Street compound offers a higher coefficient of friction over stock brake pads, and can provide you 20-40% more stopping power and higher resistance to brake fade than most standard replacement pads.
Less fade means you will have better pedal feel and more consistent performance in a durable brake pad that generates less dust. Operating temperatures: 37-370°C Optimal temperature range: 37-260°C
Specifications
| Part number | HB352F.665 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 840653012841 |
| Manufacturer | Hawk |
| Brake Pads Compound | Semi-Metallic |
| FMSI Number | D721-7589 |
| Brake Pads Type | Street |
| Package Contents | 1 set of pads for two calipers |
| Inner Pad Thickness (mm) | 16, 89 |
| Inner Pad Height (mm) | 59 |
| Inner Pad Width (mm) | 138 |
| Brake Location | Front |

Hawk
Hawk Performance is an American brake pad maker based in Solon, Ohio. Its range here is mainly pads, with Talon slotted and slotted-and-drilled discs and race and all-purpose brake fluid alongside.
The pads divide cleanly by use. HPS, HPS 5.0 and LTS are semi-metallic street pads and PC is the ceramic street option, while HP Plus is listed as a sport pad. The race side takes in the DTC-30, DTC-60, DTC-70 and DTC-80 compounds together with ER-1, HT-10, Blue 9012 and Black.
The listings lean further towards American and Japanese performance cars than the other pad brands here. Chevrolet and Ford lead, with BMW, Porsche, Mazda, Toyota, Subaru and Cadillac close behind. The Chevrolet Corvette (C6), Subaru Impreza, Porsche Boxster and Cayman (987), Toyota GT86 and Ford Mustang (S550) have the most listings.
A large part of the Hawk range is race compounds, so the same maker can supply a road pad for everyday driving and a dedicated track pad for events.
Talk to a real motorsport specialist.
EU-based, motorsport-experienced. We'll walk through your application before you buy.














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