Purchase Pagid Pads?
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Winnebago, Yugo
At the time there were zero pads available anywhere. May be better now. But I have a fresh set of pads on the car and a spare set so I am good for a bit.
Tikt has recommended running the Pagid Fronts and OEM rears.
Also Tikt had mentioned Pagid is working on a new compound.
Stock up, getting either OE or aftermarket is difficult. My OE pads lasted 6 track days, with about 5mm front and 3mm rear left.
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They no doubt will work very well on track, but at the cost of potentially far greater rotor wear, hence from a cost/benefit standpoint I’d doubt it’s worth trying them unless the costs of replacing the OEM CCM rotors is not an issue for you. I would say that RSC1s plus rotor cooling front and rear from the Tikt ducts would be the optimal setup for the majority of owners; even those who are very fast.
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They no doubt will work very well on track, but at the cost of potentially far greater rotor wear, hence from a cost/benefit standpoint I’d doubt it’s worth trying them unless the costs of replacing the OEM CCM rotors is not an issue for you. I would say that RSC1s plus rotor cooling front and rear from the Tikt ducts would be the optimal setup for the majority of owners; even those who are very fast.
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March 14th? Christ, I need to move to a warmer climate.
