Alcon’s AV1 and AV5 brake pad compounds are both designed for use with Alcon big brake kits, but they are tuned for different priorities. The key difference is the balance between braking torque, metallic content, noise, dust, and wear life....
Hawk Performance Brake Pads Hawk makes brake pads that control speed on the racetrack and instill confidence on the drive home. For more than 25 years, Hawk has been finding fractions of seconds on the racetrack and we have channeled...
Introducing STREET+ by PAGID Racing Brake Pads: Unleashing Motorsport Expertise for Optimal Street Performance Explore the latest innovation from PAGID Racing – the STREET+ brake pads, a breakthrough in street car braking technology. Drawing upon over three decades of motorsport...
Note: Credit on this well-written and sometimes humorous descriptions of selecting a pad compound goes to Wunderladen Racing. The original article is here. Track Brake Pad Guide April 27, 2023 • Wunderladen Racing Brake pads, part of the braking...
P2 Compound The P2 “Sport Comfort” compound is designed for street use where balance between performance and street friendliness is emphasized. Minimal brake dust and noise due to its non-metallic material. Improved initial bite, modulation (brake control), and temperature range...
When it comes to selecting your brake pads, Pagid stands above most aftermarket manufacturers. Pagid has a long-standing reputation for precision and performance, rooted in German engineering excellence. The Pagid Street+ brake pads are not just an OEM replacement; they're...
Is Pagid a good brake pad brand? When it comes to matching our OE quality brake pads, Pagid brake pads are the number one choice. Made in Germany, a main feature of Pagid brake pads is their dual retention system...
We get a lot of calls for Saleen/Roush Alcon brake kit pads. We have several selections for these brakes. Hawk Compounds from Street to Race. Hawk is a well known brand across the US and offers consistent performance as...
Understanding your brake pad wear patters is important to diagnosing the general condition of your brake system. This guide can help you identify common issues. Inboard or Outboard side uneven wear One pad has significantly less friction material than the...
