track pads for 200

gsfent gsfent at bellsouth.net
Wed Sep 21 21:08:37 EDT 2005


Brett
  I have used both Hawk Blue and Hawk HP Plus on the avant for track work. The Blues are best, the HP plus will work if you are a little judicious in your braking. However, I think I had already changed out the UFO's to wildwoods. If you get the standard backing plate #, you can see if it cross references to any other standard car for which pads might be stocked. Look for MB or BMW.  Larry @ Carbotech is good, but slow and I was never impressed with his "in house" materials, so be careful. 
For rear pads, HP plus are fine, and I even used stock Remsa ( I think NLA) for track work. Helps F/R balance and they last a full weekend.
Regards,
Jerry
91 200qa



Brett,
I might have to go by the FMSI pad number for a cross reference. I used a 
1991 200 Turbo Quattro (ATE calipers). I looked at a few of my suppliers and 
found one listed Hawk HP+ pads, but the Hawk website didn't. Performance 
Friction makes a carbon metalic pad (P/N 0394.20) which I could order, but 
I've never used them (and don't know thier temperature range). Otherwise I 
found a few street pads available (Mintex, Hawk HPS, etc.). I didn't check 
Pagid or Ferodo yet. Anyone have experience or part numbers?
 Mark Rosenkrantz


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