Ceramic or Carbon-Metallic Brake pads?
How about a daily driver with decent performance with very little dust, fade, and price? I've been meaning to ask this on TR for a while
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Yea..that very well could have been the most retarded idea I've ever heard, but .. do it anyway. -TheShow50h
Originally Posted by SDSG
So Im taking it Carbon Metallics are better then?
Same thing with the good street pads like the Porterfield and Ferrado's Better street pad - but get them too hot on the track and they do not work as well as the Hawk Blues or Padgids.
I had Padgids on my car - awesome for the track but squealed like crazy on the street.
Different cars and different driving styles warrant different pads. What works well for Jeremy and his Porsche might not work well for me and my Viper. A full out race pad is streetable but will require some warm up time. I've spent thousands of dollars on brake pads, there is no one-size-fits-all.
Here's my opinion for track use.
EBC (green, red, yellow and blue) - little to no dust, horrible stopping power, don't last, very cheap.
Brakeman 3 - decent stopping power, cheap.
Pagid R14 - decent stopping power, won't last a full weekend.
Hawk Blues - stop like a mofo, last for a full track weekend.
PFC 01 - stop like a mofo, last for a full track weekend.
If you see #34 on the road I'm probably running PFC01 on the front and Hawk Blue on the rear. I don't often change them out just to drive up to Winghouse. But they are full race pads and I don't do any "spirited" driving until they are warmed up.
I usually run EBC green on my RT/10. I like the no-dust benefit, cheap, easy on the rotors, for the street and if I do any spirited driving in it I keep aware of the limited stopping power.
As I said, the is no one-size-fits-all.
Here's my opinion for track use.
EBC (green, red, yellow and blue) - little to no dust, horrible stopping power, don't last, very cheap.
Brakeman 3 - decent stopping power, cheap.
Pagid R14 - decent stopping power, won't last a full weekend.
Hawk Blues - stop like a mofo, last for a full track weekend.
PFC 01 - stop like a mofo, last for a full track weekend.
If you see #34 on the road I'm probably running PFC01 on the front and Hawk Blue on the rear. I don't often change them out just to drive up to Winghouse. But they are full race pads and I don't do any "spirited" driving until they are warmed up.
I usually run EBC green on my RT/10. I like the no-dust benefit, cheap, easy on the rotors, for the street and if I do any spirited driving in it I keep aware of the limited stopping power.
As I said, the is no one-size-fits-all.
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