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Old Oct 5, 2009, 02:45 PM   #151
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OK.......... So i overlooked this part...... thanx for this info..... it helpz out alot
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Old Oct 26, 2009, 11:53 AM   #152
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anyone know the optimal temp range for the stock brembo OEM pads?

I tried contacting brembo and still haven't heard back yet.

In case anyone needs the part numbers and has access to this info.

Part # MR407376 (Front Pads)
Part # MR407391 (Rear Pads)
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Old Nov 17, 2009, 10:39 AM   #153
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Subscribed to thread. Great information here indeed.
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Old Nov 18, 2009, 04:58 PM   #154
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I'm pretty sure that is correct as well

Low rotor wear is relative for sure though...they are pretty much the opposite of something like a Carbotech
I'm curious, not knowing carbotech, what's meant by this one. I have 25k miles from a single Brembo set of pads, showing me that without tracking it, that will eat up a OEM rotor in 25-75K miles. Is the Carbotech easier on rotors than PF01? I admit I'm investigating PF01 somewhat.

My Stoptech street perf were so-so on the track, squealed a lot, all the time, but modulated nicely. Fade was noticable but not dangerous. My instructor advised to run a set of DTC70's for track, no cheaping out, and then just flip a set of street stuff on to help balance this equation of rotor wear vs stopping power. Seems like a good game-plan.
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