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Brake pads - occasional track use?

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Old 03-20-2007, 01:41 PM
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I have KFP Gold front and rear with new rotors and they SQUEAL really bad! On the track, they are great. If I had to do it all again, I would probably go with Hawk Blue as my friends car doesn't squeal anything like mine.

For occassional track use, I would recommend Hawk HP Plus.
Old 03-20-2007, 01:47 PM
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I'm running the HP Plus and as I commented earlier, they do tend to be dusty, and they do like a little bit of heat for best use... but they are nowhere near as harsh on rotors when cold as Blues...

It's really the dust that makes them squeak on the street, but so far after a couple track days they have been great for that purpose.

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Old 03-20-2007, 01:54 PM
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No, not the Textars.

Originally Posted by Oddjob
If you are referring to Textar pads (as OE), those are not suituable for track use.

Pagid sport or race compound pads are not made for the Girling single piston floating calipers.


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Originally Posted by The DareDevil

No, not the Textars.
Pagid and Textar (and also Mintex) are owned by the same holding company (TMD). So it looks like they are marketing a street compound pad for the 944 n/a calipers, using the Pagid name. Again, I would not consider these for track use.

And up to this point, it still does not appear that any of the Pagid sport pads (blues) or race pads (RS-xx: blue, orange, black, gray, yellows) are offered for the 944 n/a.

You are offering to sell a set for $99, Im assuming thats a full set of front and rears, or is that Canadian dollars (retail pricing for a set of front "Pagid OEM's" street pads is under $64 USD)?
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Originally Posted by Oddjob
Pagid and Textar (and also Mintex) are owned by the same holding company (TMD). So it looks like they are marketing a street compound pad for the 944 n/a calipers, using the Pagid name. Again, I would not consider these for track use.

And up to this point, it still does not appear that any of the Pagid sport pads (blues) or race pads (RS-xx: blue, orange, black, gray, yellows) are offered for the 944 n/a.

You are offering to sell a set for $99, Im assuming thats a full set of front and rears, or is that Canadian dollars (retail pricing for a set of front "Pagid OEM's" street pads is under $64 USD)?
Yep fronts and rears.

I hope they’re not the same pad! They charge more for them than the Textars. The material seems to be a different color as well on the Pagids.

PBR apparently makes ceramic pads for the N/A. I supposed those would be better suited for track driving.



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