Pads for 4-piston Alcon Stasis: SBS Pro-track or Ferodo 2500?
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I have used SBS Pro Touring and DS2500s on the street. Both provide good bite and little to no noise. I would say the SBS are a little more dusty than the Ferodo's.
If you're looking for a track pad, go with the Pro-Race rather than the Pro-Track.
If you're looking for a track pad, go with the Pro-Race rather than the Pro-Track.
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I use them as my street pads but have used them a few times at the track. Good dual use pad IMHO.
FWIW - I have 6-piston 355mm up front and the Alcon 300mm rear upgrade
FWIW - I have 6-piston 355mm up front and the Alcon 300mm rear upgrade
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Stasis said they're pretty much the same, but there's not much known about SBS while there's a lot of experience with DS2500 (VW, Audi, BMW, etc)... having a hard time finding good info.
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I drove a friends car that had Ferrodo 2500s on Stoptech and we both agreed the SBS were better on the street. I went with SBS since that is where most of the use is. Also, I would recommend using 2 pads as I understand the SBS track pads will fade by the end of a 20 minute session. Plus, swapping pads on Alcons is really easy and the SBS race are not that bad on the street if you get busy and can't swap for a couple days. Helps git rid of deposits, but is tough on rotors if left on for too long.
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read some positive reviews, but have also heard to be careful about too much rear bias causing the rears to go into ABS before the front.