Race track only brake pads

[marksae]

I ended up ordering a set of Hawk DTC60's. Those RE10's were a bit too pricey for me.. lol.

[liam821]

I really liked the RT RE10s.

https://competitionmotorsport.com/products/race-technologies-re10-brake-pad-2450-18-re10

holy cow, a $649 brake pad?? I think my ST43s were like $150 for my AP's and I thougth those were expensive.

[Obioban]

So I'm in the market for a set of track pads. I got a Brembo GT BBK on my car, so there isn't as much track pad selection available. I've kinda narrowed down my choices to Hawk DTC-60, Raybestos ST43, and Carbotech XP10. I have used all these pads in the past on other cars, just wondering what people's thoughts of these are on this car. From my previous experience with these pads, I think they should all be pretty similar.

I really liked the RT RE10s.

[marksae]

So I'm in the market for a set of track pads. I got a Brembo GT BBK on my car, so there isn't as much track pad selection available. I've kinda narrowed down my choices to Hawk DTC-60, Raybestos ST43, and Carbotech XP10. I have used all these pads in the past on other cars, just wondering what people's thoughts of these are on this car. From my previous experience with these pads, I think they should all be pretty similar.

[Stack]

I've been happy with DTC60s, no confidence issues when on the back straight of CoTA at 130+mph

I’m moving to TX next week from NY

What club do you do CoTA with ?


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[mrgizmo04]

For those who want to try Endless pads (ME20/CC40, for example), ping Jesse at http://jessestreeter.com. He sourced ME20 pads for my s2k. It took him several weeks (were not in stock), but final prices (approx converted because he invoiced in Yen with a spot rate), were about $75-100/axle cheaper than other places you can find online.

He's a very popular source in JDM community, but if Endless makes them for our cars, which they do, he will get them to you.


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[liam821]

Has anyone run endless? Looking to get the N35S compound for my bbk. Coming from PFC 08’s on stock caliper

I thought about running ProjectU or Endless - but unless I just want to keep a spare set on hand (which I guess you could do) they're sometimes hard to get and also pricey compared to Raybestos/Hawk/Ferodo/ST.

I'm also running st43s and happy with them. Can't comment on rotor life since this is my first set. Just make sure to ceramic coat your wheels. It makes it so much easier to get the brake dust off. The wheel get's fully dusted in about 300 miles and they squeal a whole lot! LOL. I'll be switching to something like akebono for street.

Probably a good call on the ceramic coating, I haven't done that. With that said, I don't drive my race car on the street but after every race/track day the wheels come off and everything is cleaned.

[enjoy_m3]

Woo. I ended up going with the ST43s. Can't wait to get them on and at the track.

Sadly, fcp doesn't sell them - but I'm hoping I'll get 1-2 years out of a set and they've only $150 - fairly affordable. My old Wilwood's only lasted 2-3 track days destroying not only the pads but the rotors too! It was getting expensive.

I'm also running st43s and happy with them. Can't comment on rotor life since this is my first set. Just make sure to ceramic coat your wheels. It makes it so much easier to get the brake dust off. The wheel get's fully dusted in about 300 miles and they squeal a whole lot! LOL. I'll be switching to something like akebono for street.

[sdwz_m3]

Has anyone run endless? Looking to get the N35S compound for my bbk. Coming from PFC 08’s on stock caliper

[George Hill]

I've been happy with DTC60s, no confidence issues when on the back straight of CoTA at 130+mph

[Stack]

I like my DTC-70


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[simonnim]

I used ht-10's front and rear on my m roadster I tracked. I liked them.

[Obioban]

I’ve had Stoptechs on since 2013. Never have had a single issue with them. Just replaced 2 friction discs earlier this year.

Not the best BBK ever but they keeps costs low and performs well enough for me.


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Their rotors last 1/2 to 1/3 as long as other rotors I’ve used, the finish on the calipers looked like crap after a year of use and the seals need replacing seemingly 5x as often as brembo, and their street performance pads have given me deposits on 3 different cars… one of which was my mom (not fast).

Their low cost is a false economy, IMO.

[r4dr]

Their rings don't tend to last as long, but I like the Trophy calipers a lot. Always wanted to try their SR race pads.

[bigjae46]

SR34, then.

Performance friction track pads are best in class, whereas every stoptech component I’ve used has been kind of… junk.

I’ve had Stoptechs on since 2013. Never have had a single issue with them. Just replaced 2 friction discs earlier this year.

Not the best BBK ever but they keeps costs low and performs well enough for me.


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