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YOUR RESEARCHUsing different brake pad compounds F/R

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Use orange and black

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I use Orange and Black.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R
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Run rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking

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Yellow/Back is quite popular now - adds more rear bias for those who run Rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking.

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Use yellows so far

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Ive only used yellows so far.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R

Run rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking

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Yellow/Back is quite popular now - adds more rear bias for those who run Rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R

Set strong front braking bias

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The idea is to put the more aggressive (initially) pad in the rear in order to dial out a bit of the factory-set strong front braking bias.

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thread and installing Hawk DTC70s in the rears and DTC60s in the fronts for use (only) on the track.

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Run rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking

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Suggestion

Yellow/Back is quite popular now - adds more rear bias for those who run Rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R

Set strong front braking bias

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Suggestion · Original poster

The idea is to put the more aggressive (initially) pad in the rear in order to dial out a bit of the factory-set strong front braking bias.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R

Use (only)

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Suggestion · Original poster

thread and installing Hawk DTC70s in the rears and DTC60s in the fronts for use (only) on the track.

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Using different brake pad compounds F/R

Use more rear bias - certainly go

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Yeah, but the best benefits come from R comps and F&R and track alignment - BUT if you feel that you could use more rear bias - certainly go for it - !

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Use orange and black

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I use Orange and Black.

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Use yellows so far

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Ive only used yellows so far.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm thinking of following the advice in this thread and installing Hawk DTC70s in the rears and DTC60s in the fronts for use (only) on the track. The idea is to put the more aggressive (initially) pad in the rear in order to dial out a bit of the factory-set strong front braking bias. Does anyone think this is a really bad idea?

POST 2Original post

Im going to use the Pagid yellow/black combo at Sebring and see if I notice a difference. I doubt I will but no reason to think it is a "bad" idea. Ive only used yellows so far.

POST 3Original post

Yellow/Back is quite popular now - adds more rear bias for those who run Rs and track alignment - imnproved trail braking. In stock and ready.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Craig, will this combination also work with street tires and a stock alignment?

POST 5Original post

Yeah, but the best benefits come from R comps and F&R and track alignment - BUT if you feel that you could use more rear bias - certainly go for it - !

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys. I'll give it a shot and see how this set up works on my car.

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