Pagid RS-42's

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by DDtB » Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:45 am

Hmmm... mine have been on the car for a good while now... at least 7k miles I think.... and done plenty trackdays.... still a bit of life in them....

... mind you... helps if you put them on back to front every once in a while... :lol:


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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by mac » Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:48 am

They came off our car after 3 years and pretty waiver thin - no cracking or crazing, but I think I'm fairly nice to my brakes.



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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by ExigeKen » Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:18 am

DDtB wrote:Hmmm... mine have been on the car for a good while now... at least 7k miles I think.... and done plenty trackdays.... still a bit of life in them....

... mind you... helps if you put them on back to front every once in a while... :lol:


/awaits Shug & driving like a girl comment... :roll:


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The last two trackdays I have seen you at you either had the pads on back to front or where to hungover to drive no wonder your pads last :damnfunny
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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:39 pm

This may be getting resolved......watch this space!

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by thetyrant » Mon Oct 20, 2008 5:10 pm

Just fit something maybe more suitable to the hard use like Carbotech XP8 :) while ive seen the XP8 pads show some slight surface cracking after hard use ive not seen any performance drop off even when down to rivets, last week i was changing a customers XP10 from a Time attack Evo as they were down to last 1 or 2mm! he reported no performance problems, just a grinding noise which wasnt suprising as they were near metal on metal! :)

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Mon Oct 20, 2008 6:37 pm

Hmmmm...interesting!
Anyone on here tried them before?

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by kenny » Mon Oct 20, 2008 6:57 pm

BigD has on his Evo.

IIRC XP8 are equivalent of Pagid RS4-2 and XP10 equivalent to RS12 operating temps, was tempted to try them myself a while back but the price wasn't much different to the Pagids and so being a cheapskate I was unwilling to be the guinee pig.

Perhaps if Ian at Carbotech was to pop a fantastic group buy special offer up for Scottish Elises we might get a few people trying them out. :wink:

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:05 pm

kenny wrote:Perhaps if Ian at Carbotech was to pop a fantastic group buy special offer up for Scottish Elises we might get a few people trying them out. :wink:
Do you think he'd do that? :wink:

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by thetyrant » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:11 pm

meatball wrote:
kenny wrote:Perhaps if Ian at Carbotech was to pop a fantastic group buy special offer up for Scottish Elises we might get a few people trying them out. :wink:
Do you think he'd do that? :wink:
Maybe ;) .... what sort of money are the Pagids at these days out of interest ?

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:13 pm

thetyrant wrote:
meatball wrote:
kenny wrote:Perhaps if Ian at Carbotech was to pop a fantastic group buy special offer up for Scottish Elises we might get a few people trying them out. :wink:
Do you think he'd do that? :wink:
Maybe ;) .... what sort of money are the Pagids at these days out of interest ?

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by thetyrant » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:16 pm

kenny wrote:BigD has on his Evo.

IIRC XP8 are equivalent of Pagid RS4-2 and XP10 equivalent to RS12 operating temps, was tempted to try them myself a while back but the price wasn't much different to the Pagids and so being a cheapskate I was unwilling to be the guinee pig.

Perhaps if Ian at Carbotech was to pop a fantastic group buy special offer up for Scottish Elises we might get a few people trying them out. :wink:
Just for info :) XP8 is probably closest to Rs4-2 but has more inital bite and tempreature capability working upto around 750c, XP10 has more bite still and works up to just over 900c!...to be fair i dont think a car the weight of an Elise would need XP10 unless a hot track on very sticky rubber and driven by a man possesed....hmmm....maybe there is a case for them on these then :damnfunny

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:19 pm

Will the XP10's work for endurance racing?
If so I think someone on SE may take some.....http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/mem ... ile&u=3996

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by thetyrant » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:23 pm

Ok guys i will have a look at the prices tommorow for you and see about setting up a group buy :) ...in the meantime if anyone has any questions please let me know via pm/email/telephone to avoid messing up this thread anymore :oops:

Also anyone going to Cadwell this Friday (24/10/08) let me know i will have pads there you can try if you like.

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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by meatball » Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:25 pm

Once you have had a look at what you can do, start a thread in the offers section at the botom of the main board!
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Re: Pagid RS-42's

Post by mckeann » Tue Oct 21, 2008 11:27 am

Give me a set to fit to my S2, and i'll tell you if there any good for elises or not.

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