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Re: No More Cool Carbons...
>I tried
>the Pagid yellow compound. After bedding them in and heat cycling them,
>I tried them on the track. After about 20 minutes, noticed the brake pedal
>was feeing spongy, like the brake fluid was starting to boil. Back off for
a
>few laps, and the pedal became firm again. This went on all wekend. So,
>while the stopping power was similar (although still felt the Cool Carbons
>were superior), they did transfer more heat into the fluid.
>
>By the way, this was a factory Turbo-Look with the 930 4-piston calipers,
>drilled rotors, and with a brake cooling duct (Alan Johnson) and running
>Castrol LMA brake fluid.
Two things. GO with Ate Superblue or the BMW OE stuff from the dealer
(Same stuff different color... I use both and alternate which color I'm
using so I know when the system is flushed out) It's Boiling point is
significantly higher than the LMA.
THe other reason that the pagids boiled is that the Cool Carbons have a
Ceramic heat barrier in them and the pagids do not.
Later!
Eric Fletcher S.O.C.
'87 5KCSTQIA2RSR2B
St. Louis, MO
STEADIRIC@aol.com