Brake pads

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Original Poster:

127 posts

189 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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Hi any recommendations on brake pads used to track car and high friction pads on road. Disappointed in ceramics on car any pad recommendations thanks

Rocketreid

655 posts

79 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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Either Endless CCDA or Pagid RSC1.

Endless more expensive but kinder to the Rotors

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Original Poster:

127 posts

189 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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I was thinking of RSC3 pads anyone any feedback

Edited by motors on Sunday 20th February 20:15

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Original Poster:

127 posts

189 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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Priority is stopping not rotor wear

Rocketreid

655 posts

79 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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You must have deep pockets then !!

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Original Poster:

127 posts

189 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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lol no just come from track cars and want to stop :-)

Smoothound

149 posts

53 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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Rocketreid said:
You must have deep pockets then !!
End of day you need to stop though???

Rocketreid

655 posts

79 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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You do ! However Endless pads and RSC1 are very adequate track pads and also not too bad on road.

Unless of course you want to swap out your pads for track use

samjlevy

271 posts

83 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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You could always go for Surface Transforms with Endless pads. Depends how much you want to spend. You’d be looking at around £11k for everything fitted I think, but the discs will last a lot longer, can be resurfaced and have better performance apparently. There is also a secondary market for them, so you can sell them once your done and the bonus is you keep the OEM brakes fresh.

The other option is a steel disc conversion from Giro Disc, this is what most of the McLaren track guys use. Cheaper option than surface transforms.

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Original Poster:

127 posts

189 months

Friday 11th March 2022
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Thanks for all the replies much appreciated