Brake Pad Recommendation for 968 Club racer?
#4
Addict
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I just love the Pagid Yellow RS19 (or RS29). They are very easy to modulate, last a long time, are easy on rotors and have consistent friction with temp. changes. Only problem is that they're very pricey, but they last so long, it's well worth it.
#5
Burning Brakes
How much does your car weigh?
I really like the Performance Friction 97 compound for my 3000lb car/driver combo.
But I just bought some Carbotech XP10 pads out of curiosity to try next. Carbotech claims that they have amazing bite, and compare to the Performance Friction 01 compound. Whatever - I've never tried the 01 compound, so we'll see what I got myself into.
FYI, I checked the price of the XP10's for your car here: Carbotech Porsche Application Guide
F $179
R $143
Good luck!
I really like the Performance Friction 97 compound for my 3000lb car/driver combo.
But I just bought some Carbotech XP10 pads out of curiosity to try next. Carbotech claims that they have amazing bite, and compare to the Performance Friction 01 compound. Whatever - I've never tried the 01 compound, so we'll see what I got myself into.
FYI, I checked the price of the XP10's for your car here: Carbotech Porsche Application Guide
F $179
R $143
Good luck!
#7
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My vote is for the PFC 97's. They have been easy to bed in and no issues.
Mike
Mike