996 Brake Pad Reccomendations
#3
I drive the car when im home...I work on oil tankers...so it only gets used 6monthes of the year...I am a very agressive street driver...always pushing the car...
I have used EBC green, Red, and Yellow Pads on my other cars...Those are the only one's i know They dont make them for the C2
I have used EBC green, Red, and Yellow Pads on my other cars...Those are the only one's i know They dont make them for the C2
#6
I use it for street... no issues.
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#9
I used the Porsche performance pads also. I don't get any extra noise. Just get the caliper kits with new dampers and springs.
I guys who use Pagid and they like them very much. They are more expensive and tend to make more noise. Most ppl I know using them made the choice for track performance.
I guys who use Pagid and they like them very much. They are more expensive and tend to make more noise. Most ppl I know using them made the choice for track performance.
#10
I have used Pagid Blue, Orange, and Yellow. I am currently using Yellow (RS19/29) as I hit the track as much as possible. Pagid Blue and Orange are like OEM and OEM sport. Pagid yellow/black are pretty much track pads. There would be no real reason to use them on the street, as the required operating temperatures might be too high for them to act properly in cold weather, or when not under heavy use. For street driving, you need a low operating temperature pad so you can do "evasive maneuvers" right out of the driveway. Track pads need time to warm up.
Personally, I would not spend the extra $ on pagids if you don't track the car. Stock pads are way more than enough - even for what most people would call "agressive street driving." IMO, spirited/agressive/hard street driving isn't even close to the track. Get OEM or equivalent. They'll be fine.
-td
Personally, I would not spend the extra $ on pagids if you don't track the car. Stock pads are way more than enough - even for what most people would call "agressive street driving." IMO, spirited/agressive/hard street driving isn't even close to the track. Get OEM or equivalent. They'll be fine.
-td
#12
I have the OEM pads NON-Sport...just regular old pads...from porsche...i notice fade...they dont bite enough for me...I drive all my cars with EBC Green or Reds on them...Ill try the OEM Sport Pads or the Orange Pagid
#15
Have any of you used ceramic pads on your 996? I use the Akebono pads on my BMW and they are awesome and barely have any dust at all. I thought about using them on my C2, but could not find anyone using them as a reference. The Mintex pads I am using sound like bus brakes sometimes with the squeal during city or stop and go driving
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