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Final verdict on PCCB for a 2007 GT3

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Old 08-31-2013, 04:52 AM
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Thanks!

For completeness. Life of PCCB non OEM pads at the track vs comparable non OEM pads for the steel rotors... Life, replacement cost?
Old 08-31-2013, 09:50 AM
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I don't know the "track" record of the new RSC1 Pagid pads regards to rotor life. I need to have more a consensus that they do not damage the rotors long term before I commit . Will research again when time to change pads if PCCB rotors still in good shape.
IMO the real issue is the expensive cost of the PCCB ceramic rotors, not really too much the pads (although there are only a few choices); OEM pads cost about 500/pr, not including some of the hardware that gets replaced on the caliper, etc. Pad life depends on driver, track, etc so hard to compare unless the same driver, same car and conditions ,same track, different pads....
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RSC1 *made* for PCCB so in my opinion it represents the best and most track worthy option out there in lieu of OEM pads. See my other post on this forum
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The verdict: it should have zero effect on your purchase decision.



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