Brake Pads - PFC vs Pagid vs. ?
#22
It's really strange you had problems with dust. I put my car away for winter without cleaning my wheels. They were black with brake dust. When I took it out storage, the dust washed off no problem. What kind of wheels do you have? Have they been painted or powder coated ?
#23
Registered User
this happened with Rays RE30.
stock silver color.
the pads i had were pfc97.
i don't remember whether the dust was sticky on dry but after a rainy track session i definitely had veryyyyyyy difficult time to clean the wheels...
other than dust - the best pad i ever used.
stock silver color.
the pads i had were pfc97.
i don't remember whether the dust was sticky on dry but after a rainy track session i definitely had veryyyyyyy difficult time to clean the wheels...
other than dust - the best pad i ever used.
#24
Former Sponsor
This isn't specific to PFC, any race pad compound will do this when it gets wet and re-heated.
#26
Former Sponsor
XP8 in the rear or front? Its a problem specifically on the fronts after getting wet and re-heated. I've had dust from Carbotech and cobalt stick after track days where it would rain on and off so the dust on the wheels would get wet and then I would go back out on track with a drying line. This allowed me to heat my brakes up a lot, cementing the pad material in a few places on my front wheels (rears were fine). PFC's dust shouldn't be a problem in the dry long as you don't let it sit for a very long time, the same recommendation should be made for almost all race pads, though.
#27
In my experience the dust from the PFCs is harder to clean than the dust from carbotech and pagid pads. Not a reason to avoid the PFC, however, because they're really good pads.
Not exactly what the OP was looking for, because I have a bbk, but I'm running the PAGID RS19 and they last FOREVER.
I got tired of burning through pads and rotors so I installed a bbk with ducting and at this point the BBK has more than paid for itself.
Not exactly what the OP was looking for, because I have a bbk, but I'm running the PAGID RS19 and they last FOREVER.
I got tired of burning through pads and rotors so I installed a bbk with ducting and at this point the BBK has more than paid for itself.
#28
I recently cleaned my white wheels that had PFC 08 & 97 dust on them after a track day last year, they had gotten wet a few times but some Sonax and a wash mitt got it all off with no problems
#30
Anyone drive ProjectMu CRs on the street between track days? How's that working out?
Thanks.