Pads from Race Brakes
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Pads from Race Brakes
Heya all who have purchased pads from Race Brakes... I got a question: which pads did you get and ho was it? I should be getting C6 (I think? from memory)... they said it's mainly a track pad that can be used on the road. It's $135 for a set of fronts. Just wondering what you guys think?
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I use C6 on the front and C2 on the rear - on the track - I swap back to std Honda for road use; the C6 is too hard on the rotors for day-to-day use, though www.dba.com.au now list rotors for S2000s and ITRs... Happy with this setup, though winding the rear pistons back in is a pain without special tool xyz...
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I have C6 in the front and C2 in the back .... that's what 'Race Brakes' recomended and say that they fit to 'all' the S2000's that come for the pads.
Also C6 is more 'race oriented' than C2.
Also C6 is more 'race oriented' than C2.
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www.dba.com.au now list rotors for S2000s and ITRs...
www.dba.com.au now list rotors for S2000s and ITRs...
It appears they are finally available.
I think I'll get a set in slotted and drilled longlife gold. Yerrrmmmm!
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Genrally stay away from drilled rotors - despite casting techniques they WILL crack eventually if you use the car on a track with heavy braking - note that even the ferrari etc rotors are prone to cracking.
DBA themselves only recommend their slotted rotors for track use
DBA themselves only recommend their slotted rotors for track use
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Totally agree. The "Longlife Gold" is for show. Even the DBA slotted rotors will crack, or at least they do on WRXs. Sometimes it's catastrophic No problems if you inspect them before every event to see the cracks early but you've got to take it into account. They make a nice 2-piece rotor for the WRX that I'm using. No problems so far with these.