Porsche / Mov'it 996TT Front Pagid RS4-2 (Blues).

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Porsche / Mov'it 996TT Front Pagid RS4-2 (Blues).

Post by Silversea » Thu Jun 24, 2010 8:38 pm

I have a new set of fast road Pagid RS4-2 (blue) front brake pads to suit Porsche / Mov'it 996 Turbo & Carrera S etc calipers.

No longer required as I up-graded to 997 Turbo 6-pots.

The Pagid Blues get a great write up, as I’m sure you’ll know.
Some info from the net:

“RS 4-2 (blue) Carbon Based

Few brake friction compounds are as highly regarded as PAGID RS4-2 (known by many as 'PAGID Blue'). Originally developed in the late 1980's RS4-2 remains our biggest selling and most versatile friction compound.

Technically, RS4-2 is a carbon based compound with a medium friction level. It has an excellent low temperature response, remains very stable over a wide temperature range, and can withstand constant temperatures up to 600°C.

RS4-2 is a very user-friendly compound with excellent modulation and 'feel'. Drivers report excellent pedal-feel that gives confidence in extreme braking situations. With its optimum blend of performance characteristics RS4-2 is widely used across many forms of Motorsport from single seaters (Formula 3), through sports car racing (Britcar), to Group N rallying on gravel and wet tarmac surfaces.

Increasingly, it is the preferred choice of brake friction for competitors in both historic rallying and circuit racing. Subject to the requirement of Regulation EC90, it is also widely fitted as an upgrade material for road cars.

Another significant advantage of RS4-2, in comparison to many competitor products, is its relatively low wear rate on the brake discs. Inferior pads may appear to work well for a short period, but the wear rate of the pads and the brake discs can be very high.

Over the course of a season the PAGID RS4-2 product will often show not only a performance advantage but will prove very cost effective when the replacement cost of pads and discs is calculated.â€
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