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Box Brake Pads
Any of you fellow Box owners use Mintex OEM brake pads? There's cheap on Pelican, but wondering if anyone has any experience with them.
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Go OEM for street use -- they are very good. Get a good track pad for DEs (e.g., Pagid, PF, Hawk, etc.). Some say Hawk HPS are a decent dual use pad (aggressive street, light track duty)... but that is me just repeating what I've heard, no direct experience. |
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Chris -- there aren't a whole lot of Boxsters on this BB, and several are pretty new to the owners. Toby and his brother are the only ones seriously tracking one that I know of. We had a few active Boxster posters last year -- primarily a few guys seriously into autocrossing, but they haven't posted much lately. So it may take a while to get answers to some of your Boxster questions right now. Lucky is a new owner, but true to form he seems to have immersed himself and is rapidly gaining a lot of knowledge. Racer Dave also just had one for a year or so, and seems to have done quite a bit of learnin'. But you still may want to suppliment by reading up on some of the bigger BBs for general Boxster info.
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What are you trying to do, street or track or both?
I've never used Mintex but I have used Pagid Orange and Hawk Blue for track stuff. I put the Porsche OEM pads back on for street use. |
I have Pagid pads I took off...mostly street driving they were too squeely. So I changed to HPS pads, they feel good to me. Then again they are not on a Boxster so your results may vary.
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SilverStreak, I'm looking for just street use. I'll grab a second set of pads for track when I'm ready for it. For now, the Box is my daily driver. |
Hey Chris,
For daily driving I will stick with stock pads. They stop the car well during spirited driving or even AX. It may be more expensive, but brake pads last a long time if you don't use it on track. If you are changing pads (which I am not sure you need to), make sure you install it with new anti-squeal shims. (or the factory glue for them. Brake quiet doesn't work.) It's a pain to change brake pads with the shims in place, but if you leave them out even stock pads will be quite noisy. I use Pagid Yellows for the track. They have worked so well I haven't found a reason to try anything else. Hope this helps. Toby |
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