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      01-11-2009, 01:35 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by jml View Post
Sure. The big one is the pads. The best pad available in our size is the hawk HT10, and only available for the front caliper. Not a "Great" pad, but it is the only high friction racing pad available right now. I'd guess that the DTC70 and PFC01, which are much better pads, will follow quickly this year. I will pair up the HT10s with Ferodo DS2500 in the rear, which are not racing pads, but have a higher MOT and friction coef than stock. I'd much prefer to run the same compound on all corners though. Pagid makes an RS19, but that's not a good pad for heavy cars in my experiance, they tend to crumble.
Pagid RS19 pads are on a par with PF-01s. I think the Pagids may be more compatible with the stock pads as well. They are available for both front and rear, also. I'd go to PF-Z pads for street use if I use PF-01s on the track. PF-01s are definitely my favorites.

Regarding pad wear with stock calipers: Did you run the solid caliper bushings on your e46? They completely cure the uneven pad wear.
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