FruiTay

The reviews I found were years old. Looks like a decent pad for some street and light track use. Have any experience with them?

Saucee

I'm running them now, honestly they're a great pad. Make absolutely no noise on the street, dust isn't bad and they work well on the track.

FruiTay

Great! Got me a set coming. I'm gonna try 'em out on the 30th.

hungryhippo

I use them on my 4000+ lb daily driver. I'm very happy them and even tested them at laguna seca twice.

Gray Ghost GS

I use the EBC Yellows for when I'm daily driving - great upgrade from OEM and would do very well for HPDE 1 and 2, but I don't think they would take the abuse very well on the road courses for more advanced drivers; depending on how aggressive your braking is around the track and other factors.

Hi Volts Z06

I used them for one track day back in 2010 at Pocono running double infield. I got about 20 laps on them with bad fade and at the end of that session I had about a quarter of a pad left. Use them for the street but FORGET about taking them to the track.

FruiTay

Do you consider yourself "advanced?" What brake setup do you have?

Hi Volts Z06

Yes...I am a licensed race driver and instructor. Back then I had stock C5 Z06 brakes on the car. I upgraded to a StopTech BBK in the front that season and then realized the rear brakes are as woefully inadequate. I added the rear StopTechs the following season and between those and my Carbotech pads, I don't have any issue with brakes anymore.

FruiTay

oooh thank you for your input. You have been the only negative reviewer so far. You're much better of a driver than I so hopefully they will be ok for me, for now. I was going to do the Carbotech XP12/10 but these were on Amazon with quick shipping so I could get them here and installed before my next track day on the 30th.
I have SS caliper pistons and lines with a Quantom brake duct kit so hopefully that will help a bit. I appreciate this and any other input you can provide!
I'm planning on the AP T1 sprint kit for my brakes when I can afford it. Keeping the stock wheels seems like a plus.

hungryhippo

For light track use while being aware of the limitations, they're fine. If you will be driving hard then they won't do too well, they're still a street pad.