03-24-2005, 03:22 PM
At only 25€ per disk (for the standard disks) I would not be woried if the brakepads you use are abrasive or not. Personaly I'm using the standard disks and never had any problems with fading due to overheating or a build up of gas between pads and disk.
I'm installing new disks next week as the old ones were below their minimum. At the same time I will swith over to Pagid pads, R14 at the back and R15 at the front (Alcon callipers). Together with a new brake cilinder that should give me a more balanced feel plus still allow me to "heel/toe" comfortably. Before my problem was that after several laps the pedal started to become to soft so that I needed to push it too deep ... touching the accelerator at the same time was becoming too difficult.
I'm installing new disks next week as the old ones were below their minimum. At the same time I will swith over to Pagid pads, R14 at the back and R15 at the front (Alcon callipers). Together with a new brake cilinder that should give me a more balanced feel plus still allow me to "heel/toe" comfortably. Before my problem was that after several laps the pedal started to become to soft so that I needed to push it too deep ... touching the accelerator at the same time was becoming too difficult.
