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WalterHouston
 Post subject: BMW E30 Track Brake pads
PostPosted: Mon May 12, 2008 2:43 pm 
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What brake pads do you suggest for a E30 for track events.

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325 or M3?
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Matt Nicholson wrote:
325 or M3?


i don't know what walter wants, but i'll soon be interested in track pads for a 325...whatcha got?

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PR1 for the E30 and E36 325. :)
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I'm happy w/ HT10s all around.
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It is a 1987 325.

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I'm happy w/ HT10s all around.


Definitely... with the caveat that they are easier to modulate if you are also running sticky rubber.

If normal street tires, I suggest Pagid Sport Blues

EDIT: I also hear BHP pads are out of this WORLD but really do require r-comp tires

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