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Old 11-15-2021, 01:41 PM   #26
Kelse92
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Honestly, if you're driving the car hard and the track is heavier on braking, 4 days is about all you're going to get on any brake pad on these cars with stock calipers...
Some tracks are easier on brakes and will help last longer, but advanced level driving and a track that's hard on brakes will eat up pads. There's nothing really unusual to see here. Cheapest solution is a front bbk.
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