Brake pad callout!!

[mach1]

I really hate to give this info to you guys but.......Cobalt are by far the best I have ever tried. I put them in prior to Hallett last year and they are only half gone after Cresson. I do not run their most agressive pads but Eric Foss told me about them and they are great. The guy you call (I don't remember his name) works with you to figure out what compound to run. We used to like PFC11's but these last longer and are not so sensitive. I'm going to get at least a full year out of the fronts and half again more out of the rears.

JJ

What compound are you running?

[ShadowBolt]

What compound are you running?

XR2 front
XR4 rear
Total price $507.00

They make every set to order so it's takes a little while. The guys name is Andie. He likes to talk so you may be on the phone for a while.

JJ

[mach1]

XR2 front
XR4 rear
Total price $507.00

They make every set to order so it's takes a little while. The guys name is Andie. He likes to talk so you may be on the phone for a while.

JJ

Thank you sir!

[Rsmith350]

Great info guys! Thank you.

[drecords]

G-Loc R10F and "stock Ford" is written on the rear. The R10's have lasted about 4 events so far and the rear pads were on the car when I bought it from Wade.

[mach1]

I am using Carbotech XP12's up front, usually go through 2 sets a season, they are cheapish at $200 a set, XP8's in the back, they last almost 2 years.

[Suck fumes]

i have ran cobalt XR pads since 2010 and have never looked back. They made a circle track pad that was perfect for the miata for modulation and the XR pads are great for the mustang. AND they don't eat rotors like PFC's do.