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05-19-2005, 10:47 AM
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Yea man, I use a Hawk racing pad recommended from Weston Racing.
I install brand new pads and break fluid before leaving for a DE and at the end of the day the fronts are done (about 25% left). The rears will last for two DE's. No complaints about the pads or breaking as I have no fade but it would be nice to not have to change pads at the end of the day. Chris 73 911 E
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