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I've used HP+ and loved them but they are load and dusty as hell. As Chris pointed out, none of them are track worthy. Another pad I tried was Ferodo
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I've used HP+ and loved them but they are load and dusty as hell. As Chris pointed out, none of them are track worthy.
Another pad I tried was Ferodo DS2500 and I really didnt like that. No bite and they fade quickly. They are not meant to be used on the track. Cobalt Friction XT series pads are pretty good track pads too, but they aren't very rotor friendly. |
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