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Old 07-Nov-2011, 13:39   #1
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Cp911 every time. However they don't work great when cold.
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Old 07-Nov-2011, 13:44   #2
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thanks all. I ordered some EBC HH for now as I couldn't find the other options quick enough and need them for Wednesday. I'll see how I go and might try the others early next year if I'm not happy.
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Old 08-Nov-2011, 17:49   #3
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i use the little square ones, I usually buy them from someone at the circuit when I discover that mine have worn out completely. I take whatever they have got and never noticed a very big difference, they all stop. some have worn out quicker but I couldn't tell you which was what.

so to recap my answer,,, It doesn't really matter.

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Old 08-Nov-2011, 18:05   #4
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i use the little square ones, I usually buy them from someone at the circuit when I discover that mine have worn out completely. I take whatever they have got and never noticed a very big difference, they all stop. some have worn out quicker but I couldn't tell you which was what.

so to recap my answer,,, It doesn't really matter.

Matt
Those are biscuits from your shop.
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Old 11-Nov-2011, 10:59   #5
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Those are biscuits from your shop.

I wanted to try using my rear brake more at Mallory this year and it caught fire,,, so maybe you should disregard everything I said????
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Old 11-Nov-2011, 13:59   #6
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so how did the track day go?
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Old 11-Nov-2011, 18:59   #7
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so how did the track day go?

Kept it upright! Did the ACU test as well while I was there which was an added bonus.

I wrote it up on my blog for anyone else interested. Have a few things to sort over the winter but I was pretty happy over all. The suspension is way too hard though (which I already knew) so that's 1st thing on my list of jobs to do...

stevogoesracing.blogspot.com/
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