tozerman

Juts to recap what the OP said in his first post...basically he purchased some "budget" pads and then used them for 5 track days, that is not bad going for some cheap pads IMHO. Having said that the other options mentioned on here will so you better next time. As it is the rears that are overheating (which is normal) you could always remove the rear dust shields (I did this front and back) this will also help you.

ottawas2000guy

Hah. Pretty much. Although I would reiterate that I'm a fairly novice track driver and not nearly as hard on brakes as some of the guys I've ridden along with at the same track in an s2000. But yah I wasn't totally shocked that they didn't hold up that's for sure. Anyways on to Project Mu HC 800 now so hopefully these hold up a lot better.