[Ratkiller]

I remember seeing a list of pads options for AP CP9660 calibers somewhere but can't seem to find it.

Any help is appreciated.

[jwr9152]

https://www.essexparts.com/ap-racing...-f80-m3-f82-m4

Click on spares and accessories tab

[M3SQRD]

Hawk HB109, PFC 7790, Cobalt XRx.AP19, Carbotech CTCP3905, G-Loc, etc.

[Ratkiller]

Originally Posted by jwr9152

https://www.essexparts.com/ap-racing...-f80-m3-f82-m4

Click on spares and accessories tab

Although the Ferodo performed very well, I only got 3 track weekends out of them. I'm willing to try something different to get a little more longevity.

[Ratkiller]

Originally Posted by M3SQRD

Hawk HB109, PFC 7790, Cobalt XRx.AP19, Carbotech CTCP3905, G-Loc, etc.

Do you have specific part numbers?

[jwr9152]

Originally Posted by Ratkiller

Although the Ferodo performed very well, I only got 3 track weekends out of them. I'm willing to try something different to get a little more longevity.

Well if you click on the the spares and accessories tab and scroll down to the bottom it has all the manufacturers and pad designs that will fit the 9660 calipers. You can also go to knsbrakes and click on brake upgrade and pick AP racing and 9660 and it lists the street and race pads they sell for it.

[M3SQRD]

Originally Posted by Ratkiller

Do you have specific part numbers?

Those are the primary part numbers (except for G-Loc). Each pad will have secondary. Part numbers for the brake compound and pad thickness. The CP9660 uses the 17 mm thick version. For example, the PFC7790 full part number for the 11 compound and 25 mm thick pad is 7790.11.25.44. The “.44” means race ready.

[ZM2]

Not the end all be all, but Zeck has always had a nice per caliper pad choice list: https://www.zeckhausen.com/catalog/i...Path=7398_7400

[jritt@essex]

Here's a pic of the page people are referencing on our site...pad shapes for the CP9660 and 9668: