02-02-2018, 01:04 PM | #1 |
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Track Pads for Autocross?
Wanted to get peoples opinions on this, tried searching this and the f8x forums and doesn't seem like anyone auto crosses lol.
I'll be doing an autocross event (speed ventures-ACS) for the first time in a very long time. I usually run PFC08s on the track but will they be needed for autocross? The PFCs bite well enough when cold but I know it's harsher on the rotor when cold and I'm thinking the stock pads will do just fine based off what I remember/know about AX. What do you guys think? |
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I don't this pads are needed if you are doing autocross but I would definitely use them if you track hard. RBF660 goes a long way in keeping your brakes working. It is always my first upgrade to any car I have with the exception of SRF on my GT3 RS. |
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