Race Brake Pads...
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So before any of us can answer your question, really need to know the heat range of your rotors, and then we can help you decided on the correct brake pad for your use.
Last edited by Dano523; May 7, 2015 at 07:38 PM.
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Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Clermont, FL
track day at california speedway, so that is why i need comparable to xp 10 which i had used years ago.
Before we get deeper into this, look at the below charts, and understand that race pads suck when used for street use. Hence the rotors and pads do not get up to the needed working temps to allow the pads to bite correctly.
So before any of us can answer your question, really need to know the heat range of your rotors, and then we can help you decided on the correct brake pad for your use.
So before any of us can answer your question, really need to know the heat range of your rotors, and then we can help you decided on the correct brake pad for your use.
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