PCCB pad thickness
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PCCB pad thickness
Long story, but I'll just get to the point.
i'm re-installing PCCBs and removing iron rotors since no track days planned.
original take-off pads seem very "thin".
as in, the pad thickness is only 20% thicker than the backing plate.
is this too thin or is this the way the ceramic rotor pads are designed?
I'm more familiar with iron rotor pads and would expect to see more pad thickness
if these were iron rotor pads, I probably would not bother re-installing and would buy new.
photo is a bit deceiving, pad is only 20% thicker than backing plate
thanks
i'm re-installing PCCBs and removing iron rotors since no track days planned.
original take-off pads seem very "thin".
as in, the pad thickness is only 20% thicker than the backing plate.
is this too thin or is this the way the ceramic rotor pads are designed?
I'm more familiar with iron rotor pads and would expect to see more pad thickness
if these were iron rotor pads, I probably would not bother re-installing and would buy new.
photo is a bit deceiving, pad is only 20% thicker than backing plate
thanks
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My understanding is that pccb pads must be changed when around 50% of original thickness. In other words, much earlier than when you would typically change a conventional pad. Mine are not as worn as yours but I'm thinking about doing it as well. Mine squeal a bit so I wonder if it may be due to the pads. My rotors are in great shape still.
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My understanding is that pccb pads must be changed when around 50% of original thickness. In other words, much earlier than when you would typically change a conventional pad. Mine are not as worn as yours but I'm thinking about doing it as well. Mine squeal a bit so I wonder if it may be due to the pads. My rotors are in great shape still.
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The front pad is what we refer to as the 2707 shape. New thickness is 18mm including the backing plate.
http://www.paragon-products.com/Pagi...2707-pagid.htm
http://www.paragon-products.com/Pagi...2707-pagid.htm
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PCCB on 996 GT3
Long story, but I'll just get to the point.
i'm re-installing PCCBs and removing iron rotors since no track days planned.
original take-off pads seem very "thin".
as in, the pad thickness is only 20% thicker than the backing plate.
is this too thin or is this the way the ceramic rotor pads are designed?
I'm more familiar with iron rotor pads and would expect to see more pad thickness
if these were iron rotor pads, I probably would not bother re-installing and would buy new.
photo is a bit deceiving, pad is only 20% thicker than backing plate
thanks
i'm re-installing PCCBs and removing iron rotors since no track days planned.
original take-off pads seem very "thin".
as in, the pad thickness is only 20% thicker than the backing plate.
is this too thin or is this the way the ceramic rotor pads are designed?
I'm more familiar with iron rotor pads and would expect to see more pad thickness
if these were iron rotor pads, I probably would not bother re-installing and would buy new.
photo is a bit deceiving, pad is only 20% thicker than backing plate
thanks
I've got a long story too.
.
But in short, I've found that that 2nd generation of PCCB sucks for hard track use, but is great for street use. i.e. Don't use those pads on the track, but they are fine for the street. (when I say "street", I mean "as hard as you dare drive in the mountains")