Cheap wilwood dynalite pads?????????
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Cheap wilwood dynalite pads?????????
The king of cheap here is having trouble finding "economical" pads for my wilwood calipers.
i've found PFC 80 pads for $34 I'd like to find a cross to some application so i could get lifetime pads at Autozone.
One Great Britain ebay seller advertised dynalite pads as also being Escort pads???
i've found PFC 80 pads for $34 I'd like to find a cross to some application so i could get lifetime pads at Autozone.
One Great Britain ebay seller advertised dynalite pads as also being Escort pads???
#3
no one knows where to buy fuel pump brackets either
try to check if the DLs use the same pad conf. as those old bendix calipers used on most old volvos and fords, maybe it's true.
try to check if the DLs use the same pad conf. as those old bendix calipers used on most old volvos and fords, maybe it's true.
#4
Race Director
Originally Posted by turtlevette
The king of cheap here is having trouble finding "economical" pads for my wilwood calipers.
i've found PFC 80 pads for $34
i've found PFC 80 pads for $34
$34...BUY THEM and BE HAPPY.... the pads for the FRONT ONLY on my racer are $175. (and thats a DEAL) when I first started using them they were $205 an axle set.....
...redvetracr
#5
check out this price.....
http://www.ptpfab.com/cgi-bin/store/...&P=120-5690-FS
That's for ONE caliper
http://www.ptpfab.com/cgi-bin/store/...&P=120-5690-FS
That's for ONE caliper
#6
Race Director
Originally Posted by Twin_Turbo
check out this price.....
http://www.ptpfab.com/cgi-bin/store/...&P=120-5690-FS
That's for ONE caliper
http://www.ptpfab.com/cgi-bin/store/...&P=120-5690-FS
That's for ONE caliper
...redvetracr
#7
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by redvetracr
I bet they stop better than a Wilwood Dynalite
Nice change from getting a mushy and long pedal with stock calipers after 10 minutes of track time.
The only place i was gaining on faster cars at Mosport was the braking zone before turn 5 before the Mario straight. Its sort of a bowl putting serious downforce on the car allowing some real agressive braking.
The big downside is the pad area is much smaller than stock requiring more frequent pad changes.
#9
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Originally Posted by 427V8
So turtle, How long DO your pads last??
Keith
Keith
i guess that would be about 4 track days or 1 - 2 years normal driving.
#11
Drifting
Originally Posted by turtlevette
I guess some think the dynalites are too small for the front of a vette but they are working well enough to stop the turtle. If i ever put more engine in I might need to upgrade but for now i haven't been able to make them fade.
Nice change from getting a mushy and long pedal with stock calipers after 10 minutes of track time.
The only place i was gaining on faster cars at Mosport was the braking zone before turn 5 before the Mario straight. Its sort of a bowl putting serious downforce on the car allowing some real agressive braking.
The big downside is the pad area is much smaller than stock requiring more frequent pad changes.
Nice change from getting a mushy and long pedal with stock calipers after 10 minutes of track time.
The only place i was gaining on faster cars at Mosport was the braking zone before turn 5 before the Mario straight. Its sort of a bowl putting serious downforce on the car allowing some real agressive braking.
The big downside is the pad area is much smaller than stock requiring more frequent pad changes.
I run 1:40 flat @ 90% with my scooter the fast guys on bikes are are running in the mid 1:20's
Turn 1
Turn 2
#12
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by 84rzv500r
Just curious what kind of lap times do you turn at Mosport with the vette?
I run 1:40 flat @ 90% with my scooter the fast guys on bikes are are running in the mid 1:20's
Turn 1
Turn 2
I run 1:40 flat @ 90% with my scooter the fast guys on bikes are are running in the mid 1:20's
Turn 1
Turn 2
Right before turn 5 is where i was gaining on the newer vettes, miatas and pretty much everyone else.
#14
Turtle,
I found this on the willwood website:
http://brakepads.wilwood.com/04-race/wilwood.html
or if you want to interchange:
http://brakepads.wilwood.com/07-interchanges/index.html
Would be easy if we had an FMSI # which may be stamped on the backing plate of the pad.
I found this on the willwood website:
http://brakepads.wilwood.com/04-race/wilwood.html
or if you want to interchange:
http://brakepads.wilwood.com/07-interchanges/index.html
Would be easy if we had an FMSI # which may be stamped on the backing plate of the pad.
#17
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went ahead and got some gator (bp10 smart pads) from jegs for 41.95 because of free shipping. I needed to have some spares for this weekend.
Does the dynalite use a square o-ring or round? What kit should i order?
Does the dynalite use a square o-ring or round? What kit should i order?
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Originally Posted by turtlevette
went ahead and got some gator (bp10 smart pads) from jegs for 41.95 because of free shipping. I needed to have some spares for this weekend.
Does the dynalite use a square o-ring or round? What kit should i order?
Does the dynalite use a square o-ring or round? What kit should i order?
Here's a link to a pdf that has all the part numbers for the caliper
This is the the front calipers
http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/fl99.pdf
this is the rear calipers
http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/fl104.pdf
#20
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the Narrow Dynalite is totally different from the dynalite.
You show dynalites for the rear.
The gator brake pad is shown as 150 - 2391K.
The gator pads i bought are 150-8850K.
The dimensions are exactly the same.
There are so many variations of calipers it gets really confusing.
You show dynalites for the rear.
The gator brake pad is shown as 150 - 2391K.
The gator pads i bought are 150-8850K.
The dimensions are exactly the same.
There are so many variations of calipers it gets really confusing.