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Old 11-30-2016, 03:50 AM
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Hi, i have testet Ferodo 2500 and EBC NDX Bluestuff.

But i dont like how the dont do the job after 6 laps and dropping the anker 200-70 km/h on the straight.



What have you guys tested?

I might buy Carbotech xp-12.


ps, i dont mind brake dust.
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If you don't mind dust try PFC's. Best overall that I've used.
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If you don't mind dust try PFC's. Best overall that I've used.
11 Compound?
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I might buy Pagid xp-12.
Ok, we sell all of the Pagid lineup but that one has me perplexed...what is xp-12?
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Originally Posted by Jason @ Paragon Products
Ok, we sell all of the Pagid lineup but that one has me perplexed...what is xp-12?

Sorry, Carbotech xp-12.

What pads do you have for Trackday use for my 951?
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Originally Posted by ealoken
Sorry, Carbotech xp-12.

What pads do you have for Trackday use for my 951?
Lots of different Pagid compounds for that pad shape:

http://www.paragon-products.com/Pagi...1203-pagid.htm
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Originally Posted by ealoken
11 Compound?
I used to use the 01's up front and 97's rear. Pagid blacks were good too.
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+1 on PFC

The best I have used. Also easier to the discs than Pagid IMO.
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PFC or pagid yellows. you may want to add some ducting to cool them as well.
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I have a set of pagid orange, they scream before they warm up. After there warm they work very well. I have a set of street pads installed because the orange never warm up during street use. But there super easy to change out.
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Used both Pagid Blacks and PFC. Both seems to perform equally. Believe I paid less for the PFC's
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I run Hawk Blues, really like them.
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The only thing I would add is that even though you say you don't care about dust, if you leave the dust of these carbon metallic pads without cleaning it off pretty soon afterwards, it will embed into the wheels and paintwork and can be very difficult to remove.
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