Wilwood Polymatrix "D"
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I could not find anything there either, but appartently a "D" exists. Someone is selling a set of these on Ebay, it is reputed to have very good low temp properties(i.e street). I wanted to find out if anyone had direct experience that they could take high temp track use. Thank you.
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I just bought a set from Gary Hoffman of Hardbar.
I will check with him exactly what he sold me. (Kinda took his advice at word)
I have nothing but stock pads to compare with, but i really liked the way these pads bit hard and didnt fade at Willow Springs this weekend. Very balanced feel, could slam them on deep with confidence and were great for trailer braking as there was nothing sudden about them.
I will check with him exactly what he sold me. (Kinda took his advice at word)
I have nothing but stock pads to compare with, but i really liked the way these pads bit hard and didnt fade at Willow Springs this weekend. Very balanced feel, could slam them on deep with confidence and were great for trailer braking as there was nothing sudden about them.
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I just bought a set from Gary Hoffman of Hardbar.
I will check with him exactly what he sold me. (Kinda took his advice at word)
I have nothing but stock pads to compare with, but i really liked the way these pads bit hard and didnt fade at Willow Springs this weekend. Very balanced feel, could slam them on deep with confidence and were great for trailer braking as there was nothing sudden about them.
I will check with him exactly what he sold me. (Kinda took his advice at word)
I have nothing but stock pads to compare with, but i really liked the way these pads bit hard and didnt fade at Willow Springs this weekend. Very balanced feel, could slam them on deep with confidence and were great for trailer braking as there was nothing sudden about them.