brake pad help??!!
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brake pad help??!!
ok i am going to need some new front pads soon. i have spoon in there now and like them but don't feel like spending crazy money on another set if i did i would go with the endless. i am looking for a pad that is good with the stock rotor and will give me GREAT stopping power on the street and good stopping power for the track. please list any choices and where i can get them.
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I recommend Cobalt Friction pads. They are a local company (Ft. Lauderdale) run by a nice guy (Andie Lin). They have a new design (GT-Plus) for the S2000 that is excellent for street and autocross, plus their GT-Sport pads are very good entry-level track pads, much like the Panther+ is. Beware, that these track-oriented pads will dust a lot more than the street pads do.
Here's the link: http://cobaltfriction.com/prod_catalog/cob...pads-cobalt.htm
Here's the link: http://cobaltfriction.com/prod_catalog/cob...pads-cobalt.htm
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anymore? they are all near each other in price for the street pads. can anyone give me any idea which is better then the next or are they all pretty equal?
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Originally posted by BlueS2000Boy
anymore? they are all near each other in price for the street pads. can anyone give me any idea which is better then the next or are they all pretty equal?
anymore? they are all near each other in price for the street pads. can anyone give me any idea which is better then the next or are they all pretty equal?
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While decent (though dusty) for the street and autocross, I've had problems with R4S pads crumbling apart during track events - once I got good enough to really get on the brakes.