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After changin my front pads yesterday I'd just like to say that I'm amazed.
I purchased the 16" AP kit from Scoobymania in August which came with the AP Japan pads.
I have since completed three track days, Cadwell, Donnington and Brands all on the same set of pads and they still have 4mm left on them!
I don't believe I was hanging around too much either. I don't know what my lap times were for Cadwell but Donnington was anything from 1.28 to 1.34 and brands was 1.01 to 1.05
And it aint through a lack of trying, I completed 230 miles on track at Brands last Monday!
I purchased the 16" AP kit from Scoobymania in August which came with the AP Japan pads.
I have since completed three track days, Cadwell, Donnington and Brands all on the same set of pads and they still have 4mm left on them!
I don't believe I was hanging around too much either. I don't know what my lap times were for Cadwell but Donnington was anything from 1.28 to 1.34 and brands was 1.01 to 1.05
And it aint through a lack of trying, I completed 230 miles on track at Brands last Monday!
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My rears lasted Cadwell and Donnington (just!) I fitted a new set before Brands and they look fairly low already. I'm going to check them out Monday so I'll let you know.
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I'm having big trouble with my pads on my AP 6 pot kit at track days. I wore the standard pads after 3 sessions. I then used mintex 1155's at the next day and was again out after the day.
So I went for the new Mintex 1177,s which are supposed to be very hard wearing and again it was metal to metal after an hour on track during the day.
I know I'm hard on the brakes and the track we use at Kirkistown is especially hard on the brakes with 2 long straights ending up in hairpins with speeds of up to 120mph.
Any suggestions as guess what??? there gone again. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
Paul.
So I went for the new Mintex 1177,s which are supposed to be very hard wearing and again it was metal to metal after an hour on track during the day.
I know I'm hard on the brakes and the track we use at Kirkistown is especially hard on the brakes with 2 long straights ending up in hairpins with speeds of up to 120mph.
Any suggestions as guess what??? there gone again. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
Paul.
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I have AP 6 pots on my MY01 (150kg heavier) - with Pagid blue RS42 pads - the Scoobysport kit.
They have survived usage on the road since around August, Donington track day on 03 Nov - VERY hard use - Brands track day on 12 Nov, and are hardly worn.....
The pads aren't cheap, around £250 a set , but the retardation is incredible on them and they do appear to last.
You gets what you pays for I guess..........
I have AP 6 pots on my MY01 (150kg heavier) - with Pagid blue RS42 pads - the Scoobysport kit.
They have survived usage on the road since around August, Donington track day on 03 Nov - VERY hard use - Brands track day on 12 Nov, and are hardly worn.....
The pads aren't cheap, around £250 a set , but the retardation is incredible on them and they do appear to last.
You gets what you pays for I guess..........