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Old 08-28-2020, 07:49 PM
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This thread makes me dizzy. I have never bedded brakes in my life. Change them out, track them - good to go. Perhaps, I drive too slow to notice - but I have no brake drama - works for me.
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Some brand pads require bedding, others do not.
Old 08-28-2020, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by KOAN
Some brand pads require bedding, others do not.
same with some rotors.
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I use RT RE 10's for pads and Giro's.
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Originally Posted by jplohg
i had the same initial impression. Picked up a CPO .1 GT3 last month with brand new oem pads and rotors. Not as much initiatial note as my 991.2 c2s, 991.2 GTS or even f80 m3, but much stronger overall. I think it’s kust a different feel. Immediately swapped out the pads with Ferodo dms1.11 and srf brake fluid. Improved the bite quite a bit and since I’ve run these pads and fluid on all my track cars, I expect they will perform flawlessly when I get this Gt3 to the track for the first time in a couple weeks. I fell in love with Ferodo ds1.11 and girodisc rotors on my other cars and expect the same results on the Gt3. Ps, I run cota quite a bit and that track is notoriously hard on brakes and the ferod/giro setup never flinches. If you want to cut the guess work out of Porsche track brake set ups, contact Clark Hamerly at Apex Performamce in South Carolina. He knows the tried and true setups for all
Porsches and the best prices and customer service I’ve ever experienced. Many on Rennlist use him and would say the same.
My experience was the same, coming from tracking an F80, the lack of initial bite on the GT3 was very noticeable. But again, once in the track, the GT3 brakes handles the abuse with no issues, just have to work the brake pedal more. I am at the point that the front rotors might need replacement so currently researching what are my options. Giro and Essex AP are the front runners. Also stumbled with Sebro rotors which are much cheaper but not sure how good they are.



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