Can you run two different types of brake pads?
01-13-2011, 08:41 PM
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Some guys actually run a less aggressive pad on the rear to reduce wheel hop induced by hard braking on the road course.
I run a mild street pad on the rear and run a fairly aggressive pad on the front, and keep the rear pads in place for the track but step up to a track-pad on the front.
Some guys actually run a less aggressive pad on the rear to reduce wheel hop induced by hard braking on the road course.
I run a mild street pad on the rear and run a fairly aggressive pad on the front, and keep the rear pads in place for the track but step up to a track-pad on the front.
01-14-2011, 07:40 AM
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different compounds are fine. using a less aggressive pad isnt the best option for a road course. you should use a real track pad, but one with less initial bite, to help with brake hop.
