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Old 02-21-2022, 10:21 PM
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Have they elimanted the old Axx/A21/A17 series pads yet?
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Have they elimanted the old Axx/A21/A17 series pads yet?
Not yet. For the 992 cars, yes. They are using N-spec with less copper. But people with 991 cars can still get A-spec and those with 992s who want to use the A-series pads can. They are backwards compatible.
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Originally Posted by FourT6and2
Need new pads. What all actually needs to be replaced besides just the pads? Need new caliper bolts? Are they single use?

Gonna remove rotors to measure carbon life remaining. But do you need to replace the rotor assembly hardware as well when taking rotors off car? Caliper piston seals? Wear sensors? Pad springs/retainers? Ceramic pucks, etc.?
Joey at Emotion Engineering has mew pads that they developed with I believe Pagid and are better than the OEM pads albeit not cheap it is definitely a good option.
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Is there a consensus as to the "best" replacement PCCB pad for those who attend HPDE? Have read conflicting post on RSC1 extended rotor wear, harder on rotor wear, squeaky around town, not squeaky around town, just get the OEM's.....etc.
Wheels are off and need to order replacement. My desire is to not damage the stock PCCB rotor, have a pad that works well on track and on weekend drives.

RSC1 or OEM?
Anything else?

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Originally Posted by mipcar
Is there a consensus as to the "best" replacement PCCB pad for those who attend HPDE? Have read conflicting post on RSC1 extended rotor wear, harder on rotor wear, squeaky around town, not squeaky around town, just get the OEM's.....etc.
Wheels are off and need to order replacement. My desire is to not damage the stock PCCB rotor, have a pad that works well on track and on weekend drives.

RSC1 or OEM?
Anything else?

Thanks!
Go with OEM pads. I've heard RSC1 are good, but more aggressive than OEM and if you're only tracking a handful of times per season, OEM are great and are made by Pagid anyway.
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Why do my new oem rear pads have the metal discs? Question answered, sent wrong part.....



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