Brake pads
Randy Grein
randygrein at comcast.net
Mon Sep 7 14:10:18 PDT 2009
Thanks for the recommendations guys - I'd forgotten about the need to
clean for organics, and the sintered Ferodo pads are insanely
expensive. I was thinking more about next year - the last race got me
to thinking about it for contingency money like tires. Gotta admit the
Pirelli dealer was a big help at the last race, but I'm considering
changing because of price - Bridgestone finally has SV sized DOT tires
and they're like $140 less a set.
Guess I'll stick with EBC for now and get a fresh set of the kit pads
for next year. The theoretical advantages of payout to 5th instead of
3rd is negated by the high price/cleanup for Ferodo; it would take a
long time to make it pay off.
Randy Grein, WMRRA #141
On Sep 7, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Ernest Montague wrote:
> dont use organic pads Randy, they wont even work on your current
> rotors unless you clean them with a blaster.
>
> I have been so happy with EBC kit pads or Vesrah RJL I never want to
> change
>
>
> On Sep 7, 2009, at 1:52 PM, Randy Grein wrote:
>
>> OK, it's time to think about one last race this year. Traditionally
>> rain is likely in October which is great for me. But it got me
>> thinking about contingencies, and WMRRA has a decent one with
>> Ferodo. (Yes, considering jumping from EBC.) Has anyone tried their
>> XRAC and CP2.11 pads and can say anything rational about the
>> difference? I know the former is a fully metalic and the latter is
>> organic; does that mean crappy wet braking? Kind of important here
>> in Washington...
>>
>> Randy Grein, WMRRA #141
>>
>
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