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I checked with Sunset Porsche and the rear pads have been discontinued, the Parts guy checked, there were none available that he could see from other Dealers either, so I guess I will need to research a bit and see what else is out there.
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I checked with Sunset Porsche and the rear pads have been discontinued, the Parts guy checked, there were none available that he could see from other Dealers either, so I guess I will need to research a bit and see what else is out there.
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I Did check with Sunset online, they have fronts, same with Suncoast.
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Mostly "spirited" street use, also one autocross per month.
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I now use Hawk pads but had no complaints about these when I used them on the track.
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I checked with Sunset Porsche and the rear pads have been discontinued, the Parts guy checked, there were none available that he could see from other Dealers either, so I guess I will need to research a bit and see what else is out there.
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Hi all, I am going to replace my Brake Pads and have been considering the Porsche Sport Pads, these are available only as a front set they do not make rears in this compound, does anyone use these and are they compatible with stock rear Pads.
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Hi all, I am going to replace my Brake Pads and have been considering the Porsche Sport Pads, these are available only as a front set they do not make rears in this compound, does anyone use these and are they compatible with stock rear Pads. Other suggestions?
Definitely not compatible. They have significantly more bite than the stock pads. I run them on all 4 corners and didn't know the rear sport pads are no longer available until your post.
It appears that the Rear Pads are no longer stocked, they are not listed on any of the sites that I checked. Doesn't make sense if they are not compatible with the stock rear Pads.
I Did check with Sunset online, they have fronts, same with Suncoast. I may call them and see what the story is. Does anyone have the part# for the rear?
I checked with Sunset Porsche and the rear pads have been discontinued, the Parts guy checked, there were none available that he could see from other Dealers either, so I guess I will need to research a bit and see what else is out there. Thanks Joe Ricard, I will look into the Carbotech, I have looked into the Pagid already, just thought that if I could get Factory Pads with a bit more bite that they would be good for what I am after.
I used to use them and they were great but dirty. I did make the mistake of driving on the street with them after a track event and they were NOISY!
I now use Hawk pads but had no complaints about these when I used them on the track.
I moved to PFC pads and they hold up very well. Apex performance is the vendor I purchased from and it was a good experience. My car is a DD and does roughly 6 DEs a year. These pads do make some noise, especially when new, but as others mention - the trade off is worth it. No brake fade even when doing back to back track sessions, 1 hour non-stop on track.
Where can you get some of these dampers? I have squeekers, and can't find them anywhere. Pelican has them listed in their catalog, but they don't carry them any more.
You should already have some on your existing calipers assuming previous owner(s) didn't remove them.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...BRKPAD_pg3.htm
I keep reusing the old ones (with hi-temp glue) so I have not bought any lately. I just checked and they are still available from Porschepartshub.com
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I need new front pads too. What are your suggestions? Links to the specific pads, please.
Mostly "spirited" street use, also one autocross per month. Occasional track. I hate brake squeal.
I also have Porterfield on most of my cars and trucks R4-S and they can make anything to fit anything. Low dust great cold stopping wonderful for daily driving, Autocross, and towing 10K pounds. last pretty long and easy on rotors.
Not real aggressive on bite but easy to modulate. Racing racing get more aggressive compound.
Just be careful when selecting aggressive pads. Some have been known to leave semi to permanent brake dust that embeds into wheels. Also some will wear down your rotor faster than others. I won't name any names as to not stir up another debate.
