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Old 06-01-2023, 08:52 AM   #1
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'22+ brake pads same as '13-'20, right?

Looks like gen2 brake pads are same as gen1, but double-checking!

My first track days with the '23 won't be this weekend, will drive a friend's '17 86 while '23 waits for new oil pickup tube screen...
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The pad shape and size is the same, but I think they may be a slightly different compound.
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Old 06-01-2023, 01:37 PM   #3
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Looks like gen2 brake pads are same as gen1, but double-checking!

My first track days with the '23 won't be this weekend, will drive a friend's '17 86 while '23 waits for new oil pickup tube screen...
The EBC pads I’ve been running are listed as gen 1 non brembo application. Fit and works as it should. I believe the calipers are the same PNs as gen 1.
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Thanks guys, it finally occurred to me to check CSG part numbers for my pads (duh) and yeah, they are the same for '22+ and '13-'20 non-Brembo. Cool, I'm in bizniss...
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Looks like gen2 brake pads are same as gen1, but double-checking!

My first track days with the '23 won't be this weekend, will drive a friend's '17 86 while '23 waits for new oil pickup tube screen...
Gen2 OEM calipers are the same as the Gen1 base calipers (not the Brembos). You'll definitely like the new Gen2!
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Ran pads I ordered for my '23 in my bud's '17 86. I would say "no problem" but somehow I knocked the friction material off the pad backing plate on one of the new pads! So I ran 3 new front pads with 1 old DTC60 pad with ~0.080" remaining for most of the weekend, being very easy on the brakes. Ran the old pad down to ~0.060" then swapped in another DTC60 at ~0.080" for last practice session and time trial with full max braking, no prob... Time-trialed in damp conditions, beating one rival in that run group, but main competition got to go out later in the dry, so I got P2, I'll take it!
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