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#21 smiley

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Posted 15 February 2020 - 10:03 AM

The 1155 and RC5+ are pretty close together on friction rate.

RC6 is way in a different league.

Friction rate does not describe all brake pad characteristics, but gives a good indication on stopping power.

 

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Edited by smiley, 15 February 2020 - 10:05 AM.


#22 Aerodynamic

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Posted 15 February 2020 - 10:21 AM

To this year Im going to increase my rear brake performance a bit. Hope to unload a the front brakes some.


I have used Mintex 1155 for years and been happy with them, Last year I switched t CL5+ in the fronts and they are a small improvement over the Mintex when
the brakes go extremely hot. Under cooler brakes they both feel about the same.

I use these together with Saab 308mm brake disc and they have been close to perfect but I feel I need a bit more.
But only time i had problem is on a track with two hard brakes close after each other when its very hot outside.

I will try to add brake cooling this year and hope the is enough. I never boiled my brake fluid tho I use Motul rbf 600 brake fluid.

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Swap to CL6. I found a significant improvement over the 5+ albeit I've not had them on track yet. They seem to warm up fast enough for road use! The dust however is, erm... terrible.


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Posted 15 February 2020 - 09:38 PM

On track we have CL6E up front and normal CL6 at the back.

E has slightly less friction, but being an Endurance pad it's not so good for the road... (I swap pads after a trackday)






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