Need advise on getting set up for the track

Wonka2581

What about Hawk pads for the track?? They are way cheaper...

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takjak2

Do you have an oil cooler?

There are Hawk pads that will suffice but they are tough on rotors. Carbotech XP10 in front 8 in rear.

If this is your first track event you'll be just fine with an oil cooler and brakes as discussed. Super Blue will suffice; bleed the calipers a day or two before you go.

Bring a fuel can or plan on running to the gas pumps to keep yourself topped off. Fuel starvation is real.

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Wonka2581

Yes I have a 25 row cooler, I also have a trans cooler and after market power steering cooler.

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Rusty

Hawk pads are for a hard rotor like Racing Brake 2 piece rotors. They will chew up a softer rotor. First time out. Yellowstuffs will work until you get some seat time. Be prepared to top off the tank after each session.

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Wonka2581

My buddy who owns a local shop told me about Ferodo DS2500 pads.. He told me he runs them and loved them.. Any thoughts?

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ban25

I have a friend who runs Ferodo pads, but they're a bit pricey and the DS2500 is more of a street pad, you would want the DS1.11's on the track.

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