kcpaz

I'm thinking about trying something new for brake pads. I know the Pagid orange/front black/rear set-up is popular in the Boxster Spec crowd, but I wanted to see if any of you guys in the mid-engine platforms have any experience/feed back for the Performance Friction stuff. Specifically, which pads do you like front/rear.

2000gt3cup

PFC black front pagid orange rear great on a spec boxster with great wear as well...

kcpaz

PFC "black" = PFC01?

consolidated

I've used 01 and 06 pads front and rear, great pads and sticking with them, previously used Pagid yellow/black.

Veloce Raptor

PFC06

kcpaz

Thanks Michael. Was hoping to hear from one of you TX Spec guys.

ApexPerformance

We have 01 front and 06 rear compounds in stock for Spec Boxster. Use your Rennlist promocode to save on our already low prices

kcpaz

The car is not a spec car. It's based on the "S" platform.

Bill Lehman

I'm on my second set of PFC 06 F and R on my Cayman S and I'm sticking with them. I'm getting great pad wear and minimal rotor wear. Not as much bite as the Hawk HT-10 I used to use but I just push the pedal harder.

Seth Thomas

Just wondering why you used the combo of 01 front and 06 rear on the Boxster? Are there issues with the braking system of the Boxster to change the brake bias?

Paul 996

Kent,

Just tried the PFC06 this weekend. My Pagid Black RS14 fronts wore down and I had to do a spot replacement. I am pretty happy with the PFC06 compound on the Spec Boxster. Good initial bite, good release and stayed pretty consistent during a 40 minute sprint.

The bite is good but not as strong as the Pagid Black. My impression.

Carrera51

The 06 provides a nice balanced feel on the 986/987. Consistent pedal feel throughout a run session. As Paul said, a little less bite than the Pagid RS14. We have plenty of the PF06 front and rear in stock for both the Boxster and Boxster S.

Paul 996

BTW: thanks Mark for not only suggesting them but having them there at the track for me

Carrera51

My pleasure Paul!

consolidated

I wasn't being clear, I'ved used either 01 or 06 on all 4 corners. But since 01 rears are hard to get, I'll try 01 front and 06 rear later this year, but yeah, generally the car could use a little more rear bias.