Best pads for trackdays?
14-08-2007, 07:45 PM
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Best pads for trackdays?
Asking on behalf of a mate thats going to take his mk5 rs2000 on track.
Car is running standard discs so whats the best pad/compound to use?
Fluid will also be changed for one with higher boiling point.
Cheers for any advice
Car is running standard discs so whats the best pad/compound to use?
Fluid will also be changed for one with higher boiling point.
Cheers for any advice
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I have found Ferrodo DS2500 to be excellent for combined road, track and nordschleife use
Can be a little non existent when stone cold, i.e. 1st application at the end of the road
but they soon warm up!
I use mine with Tarox 40 groove discs...
Can be a little non existent when stone cold, i.e. 1st application at the end of the road
but they soon warm up!I use mine with Tarox 40 groove discs...
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Dust is not excessive, you only really notice a lot after a trackday or long non motorway road trip. Dust is a reddy pink colour 
15-08-2007, 05:15 PM
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1155s are GREAT on a std disk for that car...
If he wants a little more go upto 1166s or even 1177s
They eat disks - BUT - as you can use std disks and they are cheap so what!
Alex
If he wants a little more go upto 1166s or even 1177s
They eat disks - BUT - as you can use std disks and they are cheap so what!
Alex
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