Reply to "Rear brake pads"

lf-tp2511Member

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Which pads are you guys using on your cars??...

This a one of the few no-brainers in Pantera Land.

Porterfield R4S compound has been found to be THE choice for stock or upgraded brakes.

They are well versed with stock Pantera pads, and IF YOU ASK, will even add the required metal pieces needed on the rear pads for the emergency brake to properly work.

NO ONE has ever regretted using the R4S compound. For full track-only use, they are a bit soft and will wear down too quickly, but for all around driving/minor track events they are perfect.

http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/

Larry

12/1/0711:09 AM

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