PFC - Z Pads ... where to buy?
#21
Originally Posted by C5stein
Thanks you guys.
Here is one of the things to keep in mind, for those of you that haven't tried the Z-pad. These are great street pads that do well on both autocross and track day use. These are not race pads for the hardcore track setup, for that we have Carbotech and PFC "01" pads.
Here is one of the things to keep in mind, for those of you that haven't tried the Z-pad. These are great street pads that do well on both autocross and track day use. These are not race pads for the hardcore track setup, for that we have Carbotech and PFC "01" pads.
I have spoken to too many owners who mixed feelings about the Carbotech pads and Carbotech treatment towards their customers.
Spoke with an instructor at yesterday's event who also had a bad experience with the Carbotech earlier compounds. Carbotech did not replace the pad even though later on it was discovered there was a problem with the compond. So he switched to Hawk Blues.
I know a few that use Willwood H's which I hear are awesome pads. Just expect to be replacing your rotors quite often
Last edited by GR8-LIFE; 10-22-2006 at 09:35 PM.
#22
Former Vendor
Member Since: Jan 2002
Location: Defending the US Constitution in Northern CA
Posts: 1,703
Likes: 0
Received 1 Like
on
1 Post
I'll need to check stock on the PFC "01 Pads for the C5 & C6. I believe that we currently have one set of fronts and two set of rears in the store. The front and rear bought together are about $500 and shipping almost anywhere in the US is about $15 - 20.
Call me at the store if you want them.
Call me at the store if you want them.
#23
Melting Slicks
Mark and Terry, thanks for the back up set of PFC-X pads delivered
to the track today. Terry's Z sounded fantastic going down the front
and back straights but I never did get time to hitch a ride.
Randy
to the track today. Terry's Z sounded fantastic going down the front
and back straights but I never did get time to hitch a ride.
Randy
#26