Brake upgrade - couple questions
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You could try the porterfield r4s which i run on my 71 and ran on my former 89. Those are nice street pads. They hold up well in the canyons and are moderately priced.
unfortunately I’m not at my other garage to check but when i ordered my brakes from race tech we spec the ts20, but they came with a Brembo pad. We didn’t notice until i was doing a bleed and looked at the pads. Rt sent me the right pads but the kit pads they sent were not bad. I did notice on swap the ts20 had a little more initial bite and a slightly firmer feel. These are somewhat subjective. Looking on their site looks like stock kit pad is fm1000
unfortunately I’m not at my other garage to check but when i ordered my brakes from race tech we spec the ts20, but they came with a Brembo pad. We didn’t notice until i was doing a bleed and looked at the pads. Rt sent me the right pads but the kit pads they sent were not bad. I did notice on swap the ts20 had a little more initial bite and a slightly firmer feel. These are somewhat subjective. Looking on their site looks like stock kit pad is fm1000
Pete
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The upside for me is Porterfield is about 20 mins down the road... walk in and buy pads... every time I'm there, in stock too!